ScreenTime

Monitor and limit your time on websites, just like iPhone Screen Time.

Take back your time — without blocking yourself out. Ever wonder where your afternoon went? ScreenTime tracks exactly how long you spend on every website and lets you set daily limits that actually stick. Most productivity extensions let you wriggle out — a "snooze" button, an "ignore for today" option, or a settings page one click away. ScreenTime doesn't. When your time is up, the page redirects and you're done. No bypass. No workaround. Just the limit you set for yourself. HOW IT WORKS Set a daily time limit for any website — say, 45 minutes on YouTube or 30 minutes on Reddit. ScreenTime runs silently in the background, tracking your time. At 80% of your limit, you get a heads-up notification. When you hit the limit, you're redirected to a clean screen and that site is locked until midnight. FEATURES ⏱ Automatic time tracking across every site you visit 🔒 Hard daily limits — no bypass, no workarounds 📊 Activity dashboard showing where your time actually goes 📅 7-day history with weekly usage charts 🔔 Warning notification at 80% of your limit 🌙 Limits reset automatically every night at midnight 🎨 Clean, minimal UI inspired by iPhone Screen Time FREE vs PRO Free: Full time tracking + set a limit on 1 website Pro ($4.99 one-time): Unlimited site limits, forever. No subscription, no renewals. PRIVACY Your data never leaves your device. ScreenTime stores everything locally using Chrome's built-in storage — no account required, no servers, no ads, ever.