Chrome extension
Tell it what you should be doing. The moment you open a site you flagged, a personality calls you out — with real attitude, and without ever spying on you.
No account. No cloud. Nothing leaves your browser.
You said you were: finishing the deck.
You've been on YouTube for 3 minutes.
A tiny accountability layer that sits on top of Chrome and only speaks up when you slip.
Type what you should be doing right now. That's the only thing it ever quotes back at you.
Choose the sites that eat your time. Everything else is left completely alone.
Open one of them and a personality confronts you — using only your task, the site, and how long you've been there.
Pick the voice that gets through to you. Mother-in-Law is free. The rest come with Pro.
You still don't deserve my daughter.
Clingy, dramatic, keeping score.
Everything is being documented.
Lives in a dumpster. Out-produces you.
No excuses. No distractions. Move.
Most focus tools watch everything you do. This one is built to be incapable of it.
Free is a complete tool. Pro is a one-time unlock — no subscription, ever.
No. It only ever sees which of your own configured sites is open and for how long — never the content of any page, never your history. There is no server to send anything to.
The Procrastinator installs from the Chrome Web Store. Pro unlocks with a one-time $5.59 purchase and a license key you activate inside the extension.
No. Pro is a single one-time payment. Buy it once, keep it forever, including future personality packs.
Snooze it for a few minutes, or switch to a gentler intervention style. You're always in control — except during a Lock-In session, which is the point.