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Classifies browsing as productive, neutral, or distracting using static URL rules ZoneIn Extension helps you track your focus time and understand your browsing habits by automatically classifying websites as productive, neutral, or distracting. **How It Works:** The extension monitors the websites you visit and classifies them in real-time using intelligent local rules. It sends these classification events to the ZoneIn macOS application running on your computer, which displays your focus score and helps you stay productive. **Key Features:** • Automatic URL classification using local rules • Real-time browsing monitoring • Integration with ZoneIn macOS app for focus tracking • Customizable classification rules • Privacy-focused: all processing happens locally on your device • Works independently even if macOS app is not running **Perfect For:** • Students and professionals tracking focus time • Anyone wanting to understand their browsing habits • Users of the ZoneIn desktop application • People looking to improve productivity **Privacy & Security:** All data processing happens locally on your device. The extension only sends classification events to your local macOS app (127.0.0.1) - no data is sent to external servers. Your browsing history stays private. **Getting Started:** 1. Install the extension 2. Install the ZoneIn macOS app (optional but recommended) 3. Start browsing - the extension automatically classifies websites 4. View your focus score in the ZoneIn macOS app The extension works out of the box with default rules, but you can customize classifications in the extension options to match your personal productivity preferences.
Feb 5, 2026
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