Browser extensions that stay out of your way.

Two of them so far. Both run entirely in your browser, and neither asks for permission to read your browsing history.

Extension 01

ENV Portal

The same page, in every environment, one click away.

Open a page on production and get the same path on staging, on a branch deployment, on localhost and in Jira. ENV Portal reads the address of the tab you are on and rebuilds it for every environment you have configured. It never asks for permission to read your browsing history, because it does not need it.

What you get

Unlimited workspaces and environments
Right-click menu and keyboard access
Settings that sync across your own machines

[TO FILL — no price decided yet]

Chrome Web Store: coming soon

Extension 02

Few Seconds Focus

A pause between you and the site you did not mean to open.

Blocking a site outright teaches you to turn the blocker off. Few Seconds Focus asks you to hold a button for a few seconds instead, which is long enough to notice you are doing it. Set your own rules per group of sites, with schedules for the hours that matter.

What you get

Unlimited site groups and rules
Hold-to-enter windows you configure
Schedules and motivation messages

[TO FILL — $4 a month or $40 once, unverified against Paddle]

Chrome Web Store: coming soon

Buying and refunds

30 days, no reason needed. Paddle is the merchant of record, so it appears on your statement and handles the tax, and your account here exists only to record what you have paid for.

Refund policy Terms