K'tracktime

About

racking your time should not mean sacrificing your privacy.

K'TrackTime is a browser extension built to solve a specific problem: getting detailed insights into your daily work habits without sending your browsing history to a remote server.

Most automatic time trackers rely on cloud processing to categorize websites. This extension does things differently. It runs a lightweight AI model directly inside your browser. This allows it to understand the context of the websites you visit and categorize them automatically, all while keeping your data completely offline.

How it works

Once installed, the extension works quietly in the background. When you visit a website, the local AI analyzes the page metadata to determine if you are working on software development, reading news, managing finances, or browsing social media.

It handles this logic on your own computer. No data is ever sent to us, and the extension works perfectly without an internet connection.

Why use K'TrackTime?

Privacy by design: Your data lives in your browser's local storage. We do not have servers, so we physically cannot see your browsing history.

Smart automation: You do not need to manually start timers or tag every single URL. The AI handles the categorization for you.

You are in control: The AI is helpful, but not perfect. If it misclassifies a site, you can override it with your own rules. The system respects your manual settings above everything else.

Performance: The extension uses a smart caching system. It remembers sites you have visited before so it does not waste your computer's resources re-analyzing them.

Core Features:

Automatic time tracking by domain and subdomain

On-device AI categorization

Manual category overrides for custom workflows

Ignore lists for filtering out localhost or admin panels

Data export to CSV or JSON

7 days of history retention

This is a tool for developers, freelancers, and anyone who wants to understand their productivity patterns without being watched. Install it, let it run, and see where your time actually goes.