Tally Time: Website Time Tracker

See how long you really spend on each site. Counts only the tab you are using, keeps full history, stays on your device.

Tally Time shows where your browsing time goes, per site, per day, per hour. It counts only what you are actually using, keeps your full history for free, and never sends anything off your device. What it does - Counts time on the front tab of the window you are using. Background tabs such as an open inbox add nothing. - Measures with clock timestamps, so a two hour video adds about two hours. - Drops the gap when your computer sleeps, locks or Chrome was closed, so no phantom hours appear. - Treats a tab that plays sound as active while you watch. You choose the idle time, from 1 minute to 4 hours. - Optional: keep counting a visible tab that plays sound while another app is in front (for a second screen). - Dashboard with Today, Yesterday, 7 days, 30 days, this month, all time or any custom dates. - Doughnut chart, daily or hourly bars, daily average and a sortable list of every site. - Open any site to see its hourly chart, correct a day's time, ignore it or delete its data. - Export tidy CSV (one row per site per day, or total per day) and a full JSON backup. Restore from backup any time. - Save a summary image of your chart to share. - Today's total as a badge on the toolbar icon. Pause or resume with Alt+Shift+P. - Ignore list and optional grouping of subdomains (mail.example.com and docs.example.com as example.com). - Works offline. Light and dark theme follow your system. Private by design - No account, no server, no analytics, no remote code. - No content scripts. Tally Time never reads page content, only which site is in your front tab. - Incognito windows and browser pages (chrome://) are never recorded. - Your data lives in this browser. Export or delete it whenever you like. Good to know - Chrome gives extensions no signal for silent or muted video. It is counted until your idle time runs out. - PDFs opened from a website count for that website. PDFs opened from your disk appear as "Local files".