dTime helps you see the difference between focused work, useful research, and distraction loops on the same websites. Instead of treating every domain like one category, it tracks browsing in a way that better matches real intent.
That breaks down on modern websites where work, learning, entertainment, and distraction all live under the same logo.
A tutorial, a news clip, and a playlist are three different behaviors. dTime separates them.
Research communities, hobby threads, and doomscrolling should not be reported as the same thing.
Your browsing data should stay useful to you without becoming raw behavioral exhaust for someone else.
dTime combines browsing history, page-level signals, and context-aware rules to produce more useful answers than domain-only reporting.
See how activity clusters across multiple tabs and visits instead of isolated page timers.
Pages are classified by what they contain, not just by which domain they belong to.
Understand patterns, trends, and recurring distractions with simple breakdowns.
Set boundaries by category when you want to reduce low-value browsing time.
Designed for Google Chrome and compatible Chromium-based browsers including Edge and Brave.
Local-first handling keeps the product aligned with a privacy-sensitive audience.
Many tools can tell you where a tab was open. Fewer tools can help explain what that time meant and what to do with it.
| Website Tracking | Context-Aware Categories | Chrome Focus | Privacy-First Positioning | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Built-in Screen Time | ~ | ✕ | ✕ | ~ |
| Typical Chrome Extensions | ✓ | ✕ | ✓ | ~ |
| dTime | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ |
USE CASE / PERSONA
“I try to study... but I always get distracted.”
You open YouTube for a lecture and end up scrolling for hours.
dTime helps you:
Study with intention, not guesswork
“I’m busy all day, but I didn’t get much done.”
Your day is full of Slack, emails, and tabs but your focus keeps breaking.
dTime helps you:
Fix your workflow, not just your schedule
“I know what to do... I just can’t stay consistent.”
No boss, no structure, just you and your habits.
dTime helps you:
Turn self-discipline into a system
Start with the pages that explain the problem, the tracking tradeoffs, and the habits behind better browser time.
Start here if you want a clear framework for measuring browser time without being misled by raw tab logs.
GuideLearn how to reduce YouTube drift without treating every video session like the same behavior.
ComparisonSee how dTime compares to a broad activity tracker when browser-specific insight matters more than generic dashboards.
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Most trackers label time by app or domain. dTime focuses on page-level intent so mixed-use websites can be measured more accurately.
Yes. The product is designed around Chrome and Chromium-based browsers, where most knowledge work and distraction now happen.
detime is for people who want clearer website-level insight into focus, research, distraction, and browsing habits without treating every domain as one category.
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