While paused, nothing is recorded. Your existing history is kept.
Writes recovery points durably so a power cut can't lose them. On by default; turn off only if you want slightly faster writes.
cattracks keeps your history in this browser's local database. It asks Chrome for unlimited storage at install, so Chrome neither caps how much it keeps nor reclaims it when disk space runs low.
One host per line, e.g. bank.com. Subdomains are covered automatically.
Incognito windows are never recorded, blocklist or not.
Signed in as · idle
When on, cattracks syncs on its schedule even when nothing changed, so the server can't tell an active moment from an idle one. It uses a little extra bandwidth. Only matters when you're signed in and syncing.
Once a day, cattracks asks cattracks.app whether a newer version exists, to show an update notice. Turn this off to reach the network only when you're signed in and syncing.
Downloads everything cattracks has recorded on this device — every tab and window event, checkpoints, and your device/window names — as one JSON file you can keep or move elsewhere.
Delete a date range
Deletes every recorded moment from the start of "From" through the end of "To".
Range delete removes local history only. Use ‘Delete all’ to also clear synced copies.
Delete everything
Erases every recorded tab and window. This can't be undone.
Delete my account
This is different from ‘Delete all history’ above, which only clears what's recorded on this device. Deleting your account closes it for good: every device you've ever signed in on is signed out, and the encrypted copies of your history stored on the server are erased.
Sign in above to delete your account.
Type below to confirm, then click Delete my account. This can't be undone.