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Track your Roblox friends' online/offline history over time. On-device by default, with optional cloud sync you turn on yourself. Onlog records when your Roblox friends are online, so you can see the pattern instead of guessing. Roblox shows you who is online right now. It does not show you last Tuesday. Onlog writes down what it sees from the moment you install it and builds that into a history you can actually read. WHAT YOU GET - A panel on any Roblox profile showing that person's last 24 hours, week, and month - An hour by hour grid: browsing, in an experience, or in Studio, each its own colour - Which experiences they played and for how long - Their usual hours, so you know when they are likely to be around - A sparkline under every friend on your home page and profile, with a hover panel for the detail - Your own week: time online, time in games, longest session, peak hour - A streak that counts the days in a row you have been online - Optional desktop notifications when a friend comes online, switches experience, goes offline, or joins an experience you are watching HOW IT HANDLES YOUR DATA Everything stays on your machine by default. Nothing is uploaded unless you turn on cloud sync yourself, and you can turn it back off whenever you like. Onlog never asks for your Roblox password and never sends your Roblox session anywhere. It reads presence with the session your browser already has, the same way the Roblox website does. Cloud sync is there for one reason: your computer has to be on for Onlog to see anything. If you want the record to keep going while the machine is off, you can connect it to a server that keeps checking. That is your choice, it is off until you make it, and hours recorded that way carry no experience name because the server cannot see one. Notifications are off until you switch on the kind you want. A fresh install is completely silent. HELP AND UPDATES Questions, bug reports, and what gets built next all live in the Onlog Discord: https://discord.gg/hKqFUuZPwy Onlog is free, and it is not affiliated with or endorsed by Roblox Corporation.