Live website counter
See a real-time timer for the website you are currently using. It helps you notice long browsing sessions before they become distractions.
Chrome extension for website time tracking
Track every website. Build better focus with TimeFlow.
TimeFlow shows exactly how much time you spend on each website. Use live counters, daily summaries, weekly insights, streaks, goals, productivity scores, website time limits, desktop notifications, and CSV export to understand your browsing habits.
Livecounter for current website
Dailysummary and goal tracking
Weeklyinsights and browsing trends
TimeFlow
TodayWeekSettings
Currently tracking
youtube.com
29m 05s
68%goal used
2h 04mTotal today
72%Productive score
7 daysCurrent streak
4 sitesTracked today
Top sites today
Sort by time
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youtube.com
1h 23m2
github.com
47m3
notion.so
29m4
x.com
20mA complete web time tracker for Chrome.
TimeFlow is designed to make time tracking simple, visual, and useful every day.
Daily time summary
Review your total browsing time, top websites, daily goal progress, and current active site in one clean dashboard.
Weekly insights
Understand your last seven days with weekly totals, day-by-day activity, trend patterns, and detailed site breakdowns.
Streak counter
Stay consistent by tracking daily streaks. Build a habit of checking your time and improving your productivity score.
Productivity score
Mark useful websites as productive and compare them with distracting sites to understand how focused your browsing day was.
Site time limits
Create time limits for websites that distract you. TimeFlow can notify you when your selected website crosses the daily limit.
Desktop notifications
Get helpful desktop alerts for time limits and reminders so you can return to focused work without constantly checking the extension.
Sort by A-Z or time
Sort tracked websites alphabetically or by time spent. Quickly find specific sites or identify your biggest time consumers.
CSV export
Export your tracked browsing data for personal analysis, reports, spreadsheet review, or long-term productivity tracking.
Weekly tab for deeper browsing insights.
The weekly tab helps you move beyond one-day tracking. You can compare days, see your best and worst focus periods, and understand which websites dominate your week.
- View total time tracked across the week
- Compare daily activity with visual bars
- Open detailed breakdowns for each day
- Find your most used websites over seven days
- Use trends to improve your browsing routine
Monday2h 12m
Tuesday1h 48m
Wednesday3h 05m
Thursday2h 34m
Friday1h 26m
Top productive sitegithub.com
Floating timer on websites
Desktop notifications
Productive websitesgithub.com, notion.so
Daily time goal2 hours
youtube.com limit60 minutes
Settings that match your workflow.
TimeFlow includes a dedicated settings tab so you can decide how the extension behaves and what counts as productive for you.
- Show or hide the floating on-page timer
- Enable or disable desktop notifications
- Add productive websites for better scoring
- Set your preferred daily browsing goal
- Create custom limits for distracting websites
How TimeFlow helps you stay productive.
Install it once, keep browsing normally, and let TimeFlow turn your website usage into clear insights.
Install the extension
Add TimeFlow to Chrome and open the extension popup to see your current website timer.
Track your browsing
TimeFlow tracks time spent on websites and organizes your activity into daily and weekly summaries.
Improve your habits
Use goals, streaks, scores, notifications, and limits to reduce distractions and protect focus time.
Frequently asked questions.
Helpful answers for users before they install TimeFlow from the Chrome Web Store.
What is TimeFlow?
TimeFlow is a Chrome extension that tracks how much time you spend on websites. It includes live tracking, daily summaries, weekly insights, streaks, goals, productivity scores, site limits, notifications, sorting, settings, and CSV export.
Who should use TimeFlow?
TimeFlow is useful for students, developers, remote workers, creators, and anyone who wants to understand browsing habits and spend less time on distracting websites.
Can I set limits for distracting websites?
Yes. You can create daily limits for specific websites and receive desktop notifications when those limits are reached.
Can I export my data?
Yes. TimeFlow includes CSV export so you can review your website time data in spreadsheets or personal reports.
Does TimeFlow work on mobile?
TimeFlow is designed as a Chrome extension for desktop Chrome browsers. This landing page is fully mobile responsive so users can learn about the extension on any device.
Start tracking your web time today.
Use TimeFlow to see where your time goes, build a stronger focus routine, set better limits, and understand your productivity with clear daily and weekly insights.
Add TimeFlow to Chrome