What would you want to know about your own browsing?
You opened the browser to do one thing. Two hours later, you're 20 tabs deep and can't say where the time went.
That's why I built ThinkTrail. Today it's live. 🌱
Got a goal? Type it, hit Record, browse. When you stop, you get one honest number: how much of that time actually served your goal, and exactly what pulled you away.
No goal? Just hit Record, or pull in any day from your Chrome history. See where it really went: focused work, admin, or "just one more video."
And it doesn't stop at the report:
📝 Study notes from what you read, written for you
🧠 Flashcards, so it actually sticks
🔗 Notes sent to Obsidian, Notion or a Markdown folder by themselves
📅 A calendar of your most focused days
🌱 Trail, a tiny sprout that gets cross when you drift and nudges you back
No account needed and is free to use!
Now I need you:
Be honest: if you tracked yesterday, what % would you guess was actually useful?
Would you rather set a goal and be held to it, or browse freely and face the truth later?
When you drift, do you want a tap on the shoulder, or no interruptions and the full story at the end?
What would ThinkTrail have to show you to earn a spot in your daily routine?
Roast it, love it, tell me what's missing. I'm reading every reply. 👇

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