Tab Receipt

A private daily receipt of where your browser time went.

ab Receipt is a privacy-first Chrome extension that helps you understand where your browser time and resources go. It creates a simple daily and weekly receipt of the domains you spend time on, then adds rough awareness signals for CPU, memory, and data usage so you can spot tabs that may be slowing Chrome down. Use Tab Receipt to: - Track time spent on websites by domain - See top domains visited today and this week - Estimate which tabs may be using more CPU - Estimate which websites may be transferring more data - Watch for rising memory patterns that may suggest a page should be reloaded - Set soft daily limits for distracting domains - Exclude private or irrelevant domains from tracking - Export or clear your local data Tab Receipt is useful when you are asking: - Which Chrome tabs are slowing down my browser? - Which websites use the most CPU? - How much time did I spend on social, video, news, shopping, or work sites? - Is a website using more memory over time? - How can I track browsing time without sending my history to a server? Privacy is the core feature. Tab Receipt stores domain-level totals locally on your device. It does not collect cookies, passwords, page content, page titles, full URLs, URL paths, search queries, request bodies, or account identifiers. It does not sell browsing data. It does not require an account. It does not send your browsing history to a server. Resource metrics are estimates. Chrome exposes CPU, memory, and network information at the browser-process level, so Tab Receipt uses those signals to provide awareness, not forensic measurement. When multiple tabs share one Chrome process, values may be split approximately. Tab Receipt is best for personal awareness: spend less attention on distracting tabs, reload pages that appear to grow in memory, lower video quality when data usage looks high, and close duplicate tabs when CPU usage climbs.