A little clock. A clearer picture.

Your time,
across every visit.

See how much time you spend on each website, right in the corner of the page. A total that follows every visit. The next release adds today and your last seven days, a hover away.

Add SiteClock to Chrome

Free · Works without an account · Cloud backup coming in the next release

SiteClockToday18m 42sLast 7 days1h 12m 06sTotal3h 24m 19s

Preview of the next release: hover or focus the timer to reveal daily and weekly totals.

A clock for each website

Your time carries across pages and visits. The next release also adds a toolbar popup with all your website totals.

Count the time you’re there

Tracks the selected tab in the focused Chrome window. Pauses when you leave Chrome, lock your computer, or reach 30 minutes without input.

Keep it on this computer

Start without an account. Your website totals stay in your Chrome profile, across browser restarts.

Or take your time with you

Coming in the next release: choose Google sign-in and enable backup to restore your time or combine totals across computers. Backup is optional on every installation.

Ready in a few clicks

Install SiteClock from the Chrome Web Store.
Start using it locally. Cloud backup onboarding arrives in the next release.
Open a website—or refresh an existing tab—and your clock starts.

Your browsing deserves privacy

The current store version keeps your website totals on your computer. The next release adds optional cloud backup with encrypted hostnames and a recovery code, encryption kept on this Chrome profile, or unencrypted backup. Dates and durations remain readable to the service in every mode. SiteClock does not save page contents, full URL paths, passwords, or individual keystrokes. No ads or third-party analytics.

Read the privacy policy →