How much does my Facebook/Netflix time cost? Extension Chrome

Realize potential of time and gamify productivity improvements. Assign an hourly rate for websites you consider positive or negative

Latest Version

Version

1.0

Update

November 24, 2019

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271KiB

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How much does my Facebook/Netflix time cost? Extension

Do you know how much money would you make instead of sitting in Facebook/Reddit?

Sometimes it's totally fine to spend time in social networks, watch some series on streaming services or read the news. However, current apps are designed in a way to form an addiction, they do so by building interfaces that cause dopamine production in our brain. All those small bits of information that are so well suited for endless consuming.

This app wants to help you understand and realize the potential of every hour spent by the computer. The time can be spent way better for deep learning, for going outside and doing exercises. Such activities would produce a different hormone named serotonin, this one would improve your creativity and long term memory.

App provides you a way to monitor time spent on different websites. You can assign a positive or negative hourly rate to a website. The amount of potential earnings will be visible on the extension icon badge. For example, it gives you a way to easily monitor the time you spent on Netflix or Facebook. Even more, you can assign a positive hourly rate to websites like Skillshare or Udemy to monitor positive time spent and strive towards positive balance at the end of the month.

Source Manifest.json

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