FocusPulse

Measure focus and tab switching behavior

FocusPulse is a privacy-first Chrome extension that helps you understand your browsing habits, focus patterns, and daily web activity. FocusPulse analyzes your browsing behavior using metrics such as website usage time, tab switches, short visits, and the number of websites visited. It turns these signals into an estimated focus score and helps you understand what influences it. **Features** • **Focus Score and Focus Grade** — Get a daily overview of your browsing patterns. • **Focus Score Breakdown** — Understand how tab switches, short visits, and website variety contribute to your score. • **Focus Insight** — Get an interpretation of your browsing behavior based on your activity. • **Personal Baseline** — Compare today's focus score with your recent browsing history when sufficient data is available. • **Website Usage Tracking** — See how much time you spend on different websites. • **Tab Switch Tracking** — Understand how frequently you switch between tabs. • **Daily Browsing Statistics** — Review browsing time, website visits, tab switches, and other activity metrics. • **Today's Readouts** — View useful session statistics, including average and longest browsing sessions. • **Weekly Summaries and 7-Day Browsing History** — Review your recent browsing patterns over time. • **Analytics Dashboard** — Explore your browsing activity through a clear visual overview. • **JSON and CSV Export** — Export your browsing statistics for your own analysis. **Privacy-First Design** FocusPulse stores browsing statistics locally on your device using Chrome's local storage. • No account required • No backend server required • No uploading browsing statistics to an external server • No website classification that labels sites as inherently productive or distracting FocusPulse is designed to help you understand your own browsing behavior while keeping your activity data on your device. **Important** Focus scores are behavioral estimates based on metrics such as tab switches, short visits, and the number of websites visited. They are intended to help you understand your browsing patterns and are not a scientific measurement of productivity.