Convency hides page distractions, tracks screen time and data usage, caps your rabbit holes, and sends you on Mario breaks — from one quiet popup.
No dashboard to manage. No account to create. Just a popup that does its job.
Hide page distractions and read without the sidebar begging for your attention.
Today, week, month, year — with per-site breakdowns and an activity heatmap.
See exactly what every site downloaded — per hour, per day, per domain.
Set a daily cap per site. When you hit it, Convency closes the tab and says so.
Pomodoro rests with a Super Mario twist — complete with a tic-tac-toe round.
Wipe browsing history and cookies with one click, or back everything up first.
Read a paper without the tabs calling to you. Set a 30-minute cap on the feed and keep going.
See how much of the day GitHub and Stack Overflow actually take. The data view tells the truth.
Browsing “for research” has a number now. Share your weekly report — or keep it to yourself.
One click and it’s in. Prefer a manual build? Open chrome://extensions, switch on Developer mode, and Load unpacked the project folder.
Convency lives one click away — no separate dashboard app, no logins.
It watches the clock, not you. Everything is stored on your device and stays yours.
The short version of everything people ask before installing.
No. Everything lives in chrome.storage on your device. There is no account, no server, and no analytics — Convency never phones home.
It only wakes up when a tab changes, then sleeps. It tracks page activity and downloads in the background without touching your page's performance.
Time spent in an active tab for each site you visit, rolled up per day, week, month, and year. The activity heatmap shows exactly which hours you work.
Every response your browser receives is attributed to the site that served it — so video and downloads show up exactly where the megabytes came from.
Yes. When a site hits its daily cap, Convency closes it and tells you. Pause the cap for the day when a real deadline shows up.
One click wipes browsing history, cookies, and downloads. Worried? Back everything up to a JSON file first and restore it later.
Two minutes to install. A quieter day after that.