You're monitored — this extension never hides that it's running.
Current site—
Last sync—
Buffered0
Discarded0
Sign in and this browser enrols itself — no codes to copy across.
Workspace · —
✔Only the site domain & title cross the wire — never page contents, and no screenshots.
Settings
Account
WorkspaceTo use a different one, sign out and reconnect — this browser's token belongs to this server.—
This browser—
Status—
What's captured
Active site domainAllowed
Tab titleAllowed
Idle / active stateAlways on
Never: the URL path or query, page text, form input, or any screenshot. Reported roughly every 60 seconds while the browser is running. Focus and idle only steer the engagement level this extension reports; your workspace decides how that time is scored.
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Active tabread domain
Idle detectiongranted
Storage & alarmsgranted
🔒WorkMonitor · monitored
How it works
WorkMonitor's browser extension records which site you're on — the detail the desktop agent can't see — so your browser time becomes a real signal instead of a flat "this browser".
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Current siteThe domain of your active tab (e.g. github.com) and its title — never the URL's path or query, and never the page contents.
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Two views, one youThe desktop app sees which app (this browser); this sees which site. Together they show where your time actually goes.
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Productive vs distractingSites are scored by your workspace's categories — github.com productive, youtube.com distracting — right alongside desktop apps.
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Last sync & bufferedIt reports about every 60s. Offline? Samples buffer and send later, without double-counting. Anything your workspace declines — while capture is paused for you, for instance — is discarded rather than held, and shown as Discarded.
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Pause anytimePause stops all capture — nothing is recorded while paused. Resume when you're back.
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Always visibleThis popup is the transparency indicator — WorkMonitor never hides that it's running.