AI 产品解读Digital wellbeing tool that monitors time spent on social media and other configured websites, then displays a cute cat video overlay to force the user to take a break when the time limit is reached.
Helps users break compulsive social media scrolling habits by physically blocking the screen with an adorable cat animation after a configurable time limit, providing a gentle but effective 'forced break' mechanism.
User installs extension → sets usage limit and break time in popup → browses target sites normally → extension tracks time spent per domain via content script → when limit is reached, a full-screen cat video overlay appears blocking the page → user waits for break time to end or dismisses the cat to reset timer.
Configurable usage time limit (1-480 minutes, default 30 min) before cat appearsConfigurable break duration (1-60 minutes, default 5 min)Custom target sites — users can add any domains to monitorRandom cat video overlay that blocks the page and prevents scrollingDismiss button to shoo the cat away and reset the timerJapanese and English localization
- 目标用户
- Social media users who want to reduce screen time / People struggling with willpower-based self-control on addictive sites / Users of X/Twitter, YouTube, Facebook, Reddit, Threads, and Bluesky
- Extension mentions a desktop app version but that is external to this browser extension package
- The developer's GitHub Pages site (zokuzoku.github.io) hosts FAQ and desktop app pages but these are informational links only, not gated services
付费分析未识别到付费功能
No payment platforms, billing APIs, subscription logic, or upgrade prompts exist in the source code. All features (usage time limit, break time, custom domains, cat toggle) are fully available without any gating. The keyword hits for 'pro' and 'license' are false positives — 'pro' appears in CSS property context (opacity) and 'license' appears only in open-source MIT license files.
- 置信度
- 97
- 支付平台
- --
- 来源
- AI / 高
- 需要登录
- 否
- 登录理由
- Extension uses only chrome.storage.local for all data persistence. No authentication, account creation, or external service login is present anywhere in the codebase. All settings (usage limit, break time, custom domains, cat enabled toggle) are stored locally in the browser.
