Worktangle
See where you went off work.
What it does
Worktangle helps you see how your browsing session unfolded when you lose the thread of what you originally came to do. Start with an intention, connect the Worktangle extension, and browse normally. Worktangle records your journey and plays it back to you without deciding which websites are “productive” or “distracting.” The Chrome Web Store listing is currently under review, so early testers can download the extension directly from Worktangle.
Set a goal, browse normally, and Worktangle replays your session: duration, tab switches, and the exact browsing path from your starting page to where you ended up.
One sentence is enough. Worktangle records the pages you visit while the session runs and plays the path back to you — no labels, nofrom worktangle.lovable.app
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