Free · Chrome Extension

A browser activity tracker that stays on your device. Tracks your time, sorts it into a daily work log, nothing uploaded.

LocalStorage only — no servers
NoAccount required
ActLytic — see exactly where your hours go, private and on-device

What's in the popup

Three things ActLytic does

Time tracking, an auto-generated work log, and an optional contacts list — that's the whole extension.

Activity

See where
your time goes.

Tracks the active site with second-level precision. Shows today's and all-time totals as a doughnut chart, plus a bar chart of your top site for each of the last 7 days.

  • Per-domain time, accurate to the second
  • Today and all-time totals as doughnut charts
  • Last 7 days as a bar chart
  • A live on-page pill shows time spent on the current site, with a soft daily-limit nudge
Activity tab — overall and today's doughnut charts, ranked sites, and last 7 days bar chart

Work Log

Your day,
sorted into a log.

ActLytic sorts your browsing into categories — GitHub, Linear/Jira, Docs, Notion, Figma, or a generic fallback — and turns the totals into standup-style bullets using local templates and arithmetic. No AI, no network calls.

  • A notification at 6pm when the day's log is ready
  • “Copy for standup” copies the bullets to your clipboard
  • Set a weekly or long-term goal per category and track progress
Work Log tab — today's bullets, Copy for standup, weekly goal progress, and the live time pill

Contacts

A lightweight
contacts list.

Save a person's name, company, profile link, and date in one table inside the same popup. It's a secondary feature, separate from the time tracking and work log.

  • Add, edit, or remove a contact in a couple of clicks
  • Sorted by date
  • Entirely optional — the rest of the extension works without it
Contacts — table showing people, company, date and actions

Simple by design

How to use ActLytic

Four steps, no account needed.

1

Install the Extension

Add ActLytic to Chrome in one click. No account required.

2

Browse Normally

ActLytic tracks each site automatically in the background. A quiet on-page pill lets you know if you’ve spent too long on one site.

3

Check Your Work Log

At 6pm you’ll get a notification. Open the popup’s Work Log tab and copy the bullets for standup if you need them.

4

Set a Weekly Goal

Pick a category — or "Everything" — and ActLytic tracks live progress toward it.

New Goal dialog — label, category dropdown
5

Add a Contact

Optional: save a company, person, their link, and a follow-up date if you’re tracking outreach.

New Entry dialog — company, people to reach, links, date

See where your day went.

Free, local-only, and takes under a minute to install. Your data stays on your device — it's never uploaded or sold.

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