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See where your browsing time really goes. Automatic per-site time tracking in your side panel — private, local, effortless. Where did the afternoon go? Tab Time knows. Tab Time quietly tracks how long you spend on each website and shows you the answer in Chrome's side panel — a ranked list of your day, live, with zero effort from you. AUTOMATIC AND ACCURATE • Counts only real attention: time ticks when Chrome is focused and you're active, and stops after a minute of inactivity or when you lock your screen • Tab switches, navigations, and window changes are all handled automatically • Timestamp-based bookkeeping keeps totals accurate even across browser restarts YOUR DAY AT A GLANCE • Today and 7-day views, ranked with proportional bars • A live indicator on the site that's counting right now • The toolbar badge shows today's time on the site you're viewing • Export any period as CSV for your own analysis YOU'RE IN CONTROL • Pause tracking with one switch — a banner reminds you while it's off • Data is kept for 90 days and can be wiped with one click PRIVATE BY DESIGN This matters for a time tracker: Tab Time collects nothing. No account, no analytics, no network requests — the extension never talks to any server. Your browsing time is recorded only on your device, visible only to you, and deleted when you uninstall. More at visualtimer.com
Jul 12, 2026
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