Set a timer. Get pawed. The cutest way to enforce a screen break when doom-scrolling gets out of hand.
No account needed · No data collected · Works offline
Click the button inside the browser mockup below — the exact same overlay that fires on your real Chrome tabs.
This site has had enough of you for now.
Stretch, blink, sip water — the puppy
is supervising.
Add PawsOff from the Chrome Web Store in one click. Click the paw icon to open your settings popup.
Add the sites you want to guard — Reddit, Twitter, YouTube — and choose how long you're allowed before the puppy shows up.
When time's up, an adorable dog walks onto your screen and counts down your break. The page unlocks automatically when it ends.
A full-screen glassmorphism overlay with an animated puppy that walks in and sits with you during your break.
Set your usage limit from 1 to 60 minutes, and choose how long your puppy break lasts. Fully configurable.
Only guard the sites you choose. Add Reddit, Twitter, YouTube — or any custom URL — from the settings popup.
All settings are stored locally on your device. Zero data is ever collected, tracked, or transmitted. Period.
No frameworks, no trackers, no telemetry. Pure vanilla JS that's fast and doesn't slow your browser down.
Built with ❤ in India by Tech Monk - Kapil. Fully open-source on GitHub. Contributions welcome!
Free forever. Open-source. Works offline. No sign-up.