BREAKING: you said you would close this tab 25 minutes ago.
Free · No account · Nothing leaves your laptop
A fuzzy little bouncer for your browser.
You said "five more minutes" 40 minutes ago. My Pet Gatekeeper notices, takes over the tab with your favorite pet, and makes you breathe for a sec. Then you're free to go. We won't tell anyone.
- Loved by tab-hoarders
- 🔒 100% local
- 🆓 Free, forever
- 🐶 Bring your own pet
"Just five more minutes" is the biggest lie we tell ourselves.
The average person spends about seven hours a day looking at screens, and most of us would quietly like that number to be smaller. Willpower alone rarely wins against an infinite feed. A pet, though? A pet wins.
How it works
Three steps. Zero willpower.
It runs quietly in the background and only speaks up when you've genuinely overdone it.
- STEP 01
It keeps an honest clock
Time only counts while a tracked tab is actually focused and visible. Background tabs and "research" you forgot about don't drain your budget.
- STEP 02
Your pet stages an intervention
Budget runs out and a pet video takes over the tab with a gentle countdown. Wait it out, breathe, stretch — or hit Shoo! if it's genuinely a bad time.
- STEP 03
The budget resets, you carry on
After the break, your time refills and you're free to browse again. Step away for a while and it quietly resets on its own.
Everything it does
Small extension, surprisingly thoughtful.
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A budget per website
Every tracked site gets its own independent timer, so a work tool and a time-sink are never lumped together.
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You set the limits
Pick how long you browse before a break, and how long the break lasts. Thirty minutes is just the friendly default.
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Bring your own pet
Upload your own pet videos so the face that interrupts you is one you actually want to see.
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A "Shoo!" button
On a deadline? Dismiss the pet early. It is a nudge, never a lockout — you stay in control.
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100% on your device
No accounts, no analytics, no servers. Your settings and clips never leave your computer.
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Free, no strings
No subscription, no "pro" tier, no upsell. It is just free, and it plans to stay that way.
Bring your own pet
It's better when it's your dog.
Upload your own pet videos and they're the ones who pop up to drag you off the internet. No pet of your own? Borrow a friend's, feature a famously round cat, or use the gentle defaults. Either way, the clips live only on your device.
- 🎬 Your own videos
- 🔒 Stored locally
- ♾️ As many as you like
- your dog
- your cat
- your bun
- your bird
Your business stays your business.
There's no account, no telemetry, no analytics, and no server quietly phoning home. Everything — your settings, your sites, your pet videos — lives on your own device. We genuinely couldn't see your browsing if we wanted to.
Who it's for
Made for anyone who's ever lost an evening to a feed.
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Remote workers
When the office and the doomscroll are the same screen.
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Students
"One video" between flashcards has a way of multiplying.
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Reformed doomscrollers
You want out of the spiral, just not with a stern blocker.
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Pet people
Honestly, you'd take any excuse to see your pet more.
Good questions
The bits you're wondering about.
Is it actually free?
Does it track me or send my data anywhere?
Is this just a website blocker?
Can I use videos of my own pet?
Which websites does it watch?
Does it count time when I am not even looking?
Let a pet babysit your browsing.
Free, takes ten seconds to add, and quietly makes your screen time a little kinder. Your future self (and your pet) say thanks.
Add to Chrome — it's free