LockIn Tracka sits in Chrome and counts the minutes you were actually at it. Drift off and it stops.

Most days feel busy. Few are. Without an honest number, you never know which kind of day you just had.
You start one, get pulled into your phone, and it keeps running.
Most log every site you open. You shouldn't trade privacy for focus.
Working alone is hard to keep up. A little friendly pressure goes a long way.
It counts only while you're actually working. Go quiet for a few minutes and it takes the time back from the moment you stopped.

Your best day, your longest stretch and your streak, kept for you. The moment you beat one, it lights up.

Add friends by email. A green dot means they're working this second. Nothing gets you to open the laptop faster.

One bar a day against your goal. Spot the good days and the slow ones.

Download the extension, open chrome://extensions, turn on Developer mode and drag it in.
It counts on its own. Click the 🔒 in your toolbar any time to see today.
Sign in with your email and a 4-digit code, then add the people who keep you honest.
Your history stays in Chrome on your computer. Uninstall and it's gone. Read the policy.
Yes. No ads, no card, no trial that runs out.
No. It asks Chrome one question: is the keyboard or mouse active, idle, or is the screen locked? It never reads pages or records sites.
Yes. Typing in Figma, Xcode or Word all counts, as long as Chrome is open in the background.
Calls on Google Meet, Zoom and Teams in Chrome keep counting while the call is live. You can also count video in settings.
Yes. Open the phone app on your phone, sign in with the same email, and add it to your home screen. You'll see your time, your records and who's locked in right now.
No. Everything works without one. You only sign in if you want friends.
Uninstall to remove everything on your computer. To delete your account, email arsam@blen.agency.
Free for Chrome. Takes a minute. Tomorrow you'll know exactly how today went.