docs.google.com2h 06m
github.com1h 22m
youtube.com28m
Automatic time tracking
No timers to start. See every site ranked by the time you actually spent there: today, by day, and all time.
Features
Everything for focus. Nothing extra.
Three tools that work together: a tracker that tells the truth, limits that hold, and a quieter version of the sites you can't quit.
x.com · unlimited
x.com · 15 min a day
Limits that hold
Give any site a daily budget. When it's spent, the site is blocked until tomorrow. Or set 0 minutes to block it outright.
Hide the rabbit holes
Keep the site, lose the feed. Remove Shorts, comments, trends and recommendations on YouTube, X, Reddit, LinkedIn, Facebook and Instagram.
Away from keyboard · not counted
Playing audio · counted
Counts real attention
Step away and the clock stops. Only the focused tab counts, unless it's playing audio, so a lecture in the background still adds up.
Upload history to the cloud
Stored on this device
Private by design
No account, no sign-up. Your browsing history lives in your browser and never touches our servers. Works offline, too.
History you can read
Day-by-day charts, hourly breakdowns and per-site trends. Export everything to CSV or back it up whenever you like.
Time tracking
Screen time, without the stopwatch.
Tracking starts the moment you install. SuperFocus watches the focused tab, pauses when you step away, and turns the day into numbers you can act on.
- Today's sites, ranked by time
- Hour-by-hour activity chart
- Day-by-day history and all-time totals
- Stops counting when you're idle
- Live time on the toolbar icon
- No-track list for sites you'd rather skip
SuperFocus
Daily limits
A budget for every rabbit hole.
Give a site 20 minutes a day and SuperFocus keeps count. When the time is up, a calm block page replaces it until tomorrow.
- Per-site daily time limits
- Set 0 minutes to block outright
- Optional one-time 5-minute extension
- Daily summary notifications
- Custom reminders for chosen sites
- Limits reset every midnight
Hide distractions
Keep the site. Lose the feed.
Blocking YouTube also blocks the tutorial you needed. SuperFocus removes only the parts engineered to keep you scrolling, with one toggle per element.
YouTube
FeedShortsCommentsRelated videosSidebarLive chatTrendingPlaylistsMerchNotification bellSubscriptions bar
X / Twitter
FeedTrendsWho to followExploreSearch barNotifications
r/
Reddit
FeedFront page sidebarNotifications
FeedLinkedIn NewsNotifications
FeedStoriesNotifications
FeedNotifications
New in v2.9
Pauses with a little friction.
Sometimes you do need the feed. Pause hiding on a site for 5, 15 or 30 minutes, after a short wait that grows with each pause that day. A countdown on the page shows the time left, and hiding switches back on by itself.
- Waits of 10s, 30s, 1 min, then 2 min per pause
- Turning hiding off for good means typing a phrase, then waiting
- Bringing back one element takes a 30-second wait
Privacy & the small things
Yours, and only yours.
Local by default
History and settings live in your browser storage. There's no SuperFocus account to breach.
Works offline
Tracking, limits and hidden feeds keep working with no connection at all.
Export to CSV
Take your full web-activity history into a spreadsheet whenever you want.
Backup & restore
Move to a new computer without losing years of history or your carefully tuned limits.
Light and dark
The dashboard follows your taste, day or night.
40 languages
From Arabic to Vietnamese, SuperFocus speaks your language.
