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The sarcastic accountant for your open tabs. Tracks active browsing time and reports it to your Tab Tax ledger. Tab Tax — Know What Your Distractions Actually Cost Tab Tax is the only productivity tool that tells you the dollar cost of your wasted browsing time. Get started at tabtax.app. Every minute you spend on Reddit, YouTube, or Twitter while on the clock has a real price. Tab Tax tracks which tabs you visit and for how long, then converts that time into dollars based on your hourly rate — so you can see exactly what your habits are costing you. How it works: 1. Install the extension and connect it to your Tab Tax dashboard at tabtax.app 2. Set your hourly rate (your salary, freelance rate, or what your time is worth to you) 3. Browse normally — Tab Tax runs silently in the background 4. Open your dashboard to see your daily and weekly distraction bill What you get: - Real-time dollar cost of time spent on distraction sites - Per-site breakdowns so you know your biggest time sinks - Weekly trends to spot patterns before they become habits - AI-powered site classification (productive, distraction, or neutral) - Goals and streaks to keep you accountable Tab Tax doesn't block sites or nag you. It just shows you the number — and lets your conscience do the rest. Visit tabtax.app to create your free account and connect the extension.
Jun 9, 2026
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