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See how you really watch: finish rates, doomscroll habits, live predictions — 100% local, nothing leaves your browser. Ever feel like the feed watches you more than you watch it? Attention Profiler turns your everyday viewing into an honest, private profile of how you actually watch — what you finish, what you skip in the first five seconds, when you binge, and how deep the Shorts spiral really goes. Everything runs on your device. No account, no servers, no tracking. Your data never leaves your browser. WHAT YOU GET - Your archetype + Focus Score — a plain-language read on how deliberately you watch - Live predictions on the page — a cheeky call above each thumbnail on whether you'll actually watch it - A Shorts session panel — live counter, doomscroll meter, and escalating nudges as you scroll - Stats in plain words — finish rate, early-bail rate, watch depth, speed-watching, night owl, and more - Trends over time — a 30-day view of your habits that persists as you go - Badges — 30 to unlock, from "Completionist" to "Serial Bailer" - Focus mode — hide Shorts, set a daily watch limit, and get break reminders - Daily goals + streaks — set a target and keep the streak alive - A shareable card — export your profile as an image PRIVATE BY DESIGN All watching data is stored locally with your browser's storage. Nothing is sent anywhere. Export or delete everything anytime
Aug 21, 2026
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