SatyaShift — Verified Focus

Proof you did the work. Counts time per site — only the domain, never the page — and gently checks in when attention drifts.

SatyaShift keeps an honest, verified record of your focus. It runs quietly in the background and counts time per website — only the bare domain (like "github.com"), never the page you're on, what you read, watch, type, or search. That's not a policy promise; it's how the extension is built. The full URL, page title, and content are never stored or transmitted. WHAT IT DOES • Counts time per domain while you're actually there (it pauses when you're away, idle, or in another app) • Verifies your focus sessions, so "I did two hours of deep work" becomes something you can see and trust • Sends at most one gentle check-in when your attention has drifted for a while — a question, never an alarm. No blocking, no guilt, no streaks. WHAT IT NEVER DOES • Never reads page content, titles, keystrokes, searches, or messages • Never tracks which video, post, or document you're on — only the site • Never blocks anything. You stay in charge. SatyaShift works with your account at satyashift.com, where your week of attention is reflected back to you in plain words: how your focus held, where it drifted, and how you found your way back. Your data is yours: only you can see your sites, and you can export or delete everything at any time. Built for developers, students, and anyone who does their real work in a browser and wants an honest picture of it — without being spied on to get it.