ProductivityAware Pro: Screen time tracker & site blocker for Chrome
See where your day went.
Screen time tracker & site blocker for Chrome
- ★ 4.8 · 11 Web Store ratings
- 292 users
- v1.15.2
- 1 MB
- updated Nov 2026
- by Iliass El Barhoumi
Add to ChromeFree + Pro
See it in action
What Aware Pro does.
Block distracting sites and run focus sessions to build better habits
Automatic time tracking on every websiteno manual timers
Hourly stacked bar chart (24h view) and weekly bar chart (Mon–Sun)
Smart categorization of 200+ websites into meaningful groups
Daily and weekly history
Full site list with detailed breakdowns
Weekly summary notifications every Monday
How Aware Pro works
Aware automatically tracks how you spend time on every website and presents your stats in a clean, Apple Screen Time-inspired interface. Get hourly breakdowns, weekly trends, and smart categorization of 200+ websites into groups like Social Media, Entertainment, Productivity, and more. Day and Week views let you understand your browsing habits at a glance. Site limits, focus sessions and a Monday Weekly Wrap help you cut back. The free plan covers tracking, one site limit and the first cards of the Weekly Wrap; Pro ($2.99 a month or $9.99 once, with a 7-day free trial) adds more limits, category budgets, Strict mode, focus sounds and the full Weekly Wrap. All data stays local on your device — no servers, no accounts, no cloud sync.
Aware Pro and your data
What it uses
- Website Domain Names
Domain names of visited websites (e.g., youtube.com) to calculate time spent per site - Time Spent Per Site
Seconds spent on each domain per day, with hourly breakdowns - Anonymous Analytics
Basic usage events (popup opened, upgrade clicked) sent to Google Analytics via Measurement Protocol — no personal data included
Never collected
- Page content, text, or screenshots
- URLs beyond the domain name (no paths, queries, or fragments)
- Passwords, form data, or authentication tokens
- Personal identification information
Permissions Aware Pro asks for
Tabs
Monitors the active tab to track which website you are currently using
Storage
Stores your browsing time data and preferences locally on your device
Idle Detection
Detects when you are away from the keyboard to pause time tracking
Alarms
Periodic data flush and weekly notification scheduling
Notifications
Sends weekly screen time summary notifications to Pro users every Monday
What’s new in Aware Pro
- v1.15.2Nov 2026
Updates are quiet now: no new tab or notification when Aware updates, just a short What's new card you can dismiss. The rating request only appears after a good moment. Usage events no longer include site names.
- v1.10.0Sep 2026
Current Chrome Web Store release — adds site blocking and focus sessions
- v1.1.0Mar 2026
Added Pro tier with LemonSqueezy integration, 7-day free trial, license activation, and subscription management
- v1.0.0Feb 2026
Initial release with automatic time tracking, day/week views, smart categorization, and dark mode
Aware Pro guides
- 2 min readBest Screen Time Tracker for Chrome in 2026
- 3 min readHow to Reduce Screen Time on Your Computer: 8 Strategies That Actually Work
- 2 min readWebsite Time Tracker: How to See Exactly Where You Spend Hours Online
- 3 min readDigital Detox for Desktop: How to Break Your Doomscrolling Habit on Chrome
- 3 min readRemote Work Productivity: How Tracking Your Browsing Habits Can Save Your Career
Aware Pro questions, answered
What exactly does Aware Pro track?
Aware Pro tracks the domain name (e.g. youtube.com) and time spent on each website. It does not track specific URLs, page content, or anything you type. All data stays on your device.
Is Aware Pro free?
Aware is free to install, and automatic time tracking, the Today and Week views, one site limit and the first cards of the Monday Weekly Wrap work without paying. Pro adds more site limits, category budgets, Strict mode, focus sounds and the full Weekly Wrap, for $2.99 a month or $9.99 once. Every new install gets a 7-day Pro trial, and payment goes through LemonSqueezy.
Does Aware Pro send my browsing data to any server?
No. All browsing time data is stored locally in Chrome's storage on your device. The only network requests are anonymous feature-usage analytics (e.g. "popup opened") sent to Google Analytics, and license validation for Pro users via LemonSqueezy.
How does idle detection work?
Aware uses Chrome's built-in idle detection API. When you step away from your keyboard, time tracking pauses automatically so your stats reflect actual active browsing time.
Can I export or delete my data?
You can clear all data from the extension's settings page. Uninstalling the extension also removes everything. Data export is not currently available but is planned for a future update.
