EyeLock for Chrome Extension
Look away → hide screen. Look back → unlock. Runs locally.
What it does
EyeLock is a Chrome extension for working in cafés, coworkings, and shared spaces. When you look away, it automatically switches to your “safe” page or mutes tabs - helping you avoid awkward moments when someone walks by. Everything runs locally on your device (no cloud processing). I’m looking for early feedback on sensitivity, false positives, and performance.
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