Off the Clock is a tiny end-of-workday ritual for Chrome. When you clock out, a letter arrives with three quiet questions. You write back — a glowing quill puts your words on the page — and the day is sealed into your letterbox. Three minutes, no feeds, no streaks, no guilt.
Coming soon to the Chrome Web Storefree to start · no account neededBuilt for people who can’t stop carrying work home.
At the time you choose, the toolbar icon lights up: tonight’s letter is here. The whole ritual takes about three minutes.
Delivered at your clock-out time. It waits — no pressure, no red badges screaming at you.
Even a sentence is enough. A warm reply witnesses what you set down — it listens, it doesn’t coach.
Wax, envelope, letterbox. Work stays here — you go home.
Every Friday, a weekly reply. At month’s close, your evenings gathered into one long handwritten letter.
Everything you write stays on your device. To write a reply, your words are sent to our AI provider once — only to generate that response. They are never stored on our servers, never used to train models, never sold.
Off the Clock is a self-reflection companion — not a mental-health service, diagnosis, or substitute for professional care.