Peripheral-vision clock
Three concentric light trails fill clockwise around your viewport — hour, minute, second — readable at a glance, without breaking focus.
Chrome extension · Free to start
Time, at the edge of your vision.
Your eyes never have to leave your work. Three quiet light trails wrap the edge of your screen — hour, minute, second — so you feel time pass in your peripheral vision, and never in the way of a single click.
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Current time
00:00:00
Works on every page
Never blocks clicks
Pauses in background tabs
Survives fullscreen video
Capabilities
A clock that behaves like ambient light.
Nothing to learn, nothing to configure — Timeframe lives on the edge of your work, not in it.
Digital readout
Prefer numbers? Drop a crisp HH:MM:SS readout into any corner, in a quiet mono face that matches the glow.
Never in the way
The overlay never receives a click, scroll or drag. It lives in an isolated Shadow DOM and pauses the moment your tab hides.
Fullscreen aware
Hit fullscreen for video, slides or games and Timeframe stays at the edge — the trails persist while the browser chrome disappears.
Per-tab control
Show the clock in the tabs where it helps and hide it where it doesn't. The toolbar icon reflects each tab's state.
Pomodoro Pro
A fourth track counts your focus session down from green to red. Sprint, then breathe — time stays visible the whole way.
Themes
Six moods, one clock.
Neon, Aurora and Silver ship free out of the box. Sunset, Matrix and Blood arrive with Pro.
Neon
FreeThe original cyan, purple and amber signature.
Aurora
FreeNorthern lights in greens, blues and violet.
Silver
FreeQuiet monochrome that fades into any desk.
Sunset
ProWarm orange melting into pink, then violet.
Matrix
ProThree shades of terminal green.
Blood
ProDeep reds for late, focused nights.
How it works
Live in under a minute.
Three steps from the Chrome Web Store to time at the edge of your screen.
Install from the Chrome Web Store — free
One click and Timeframe is live. No account, no setup, no learning curve.
Pick a theme
Neon, Aurora or Silver ship free out of the box. Swap anytime from the popup — every tab remembers your choice.
Feel time
Three light trails fill the edge of your screen. Glance, don't search — the hour, the minute and the second live in your peripheral vision.
Pricing
Free to start. Quiet to live with.
The core clock is always free. Pro is a one-time purchase — no subscription, no expiration.
Free
$0 free forever
The core clock, always free. No trial windows, no credit card.
- 3 themes — Neon, Aurora & Silver
- Digital clock readout
- Per-tab on/off
- Fullscreen support
Pro
$4.99 one-time
A lifetime license. Pay once, own it forever.
Launch promo — $2.99 with code TF299
- All 6 themes
- Custom colors
- Thickness & opacity sliders
- Pomodoro countdown track
- Up to 3 devices
- Lifetime — pay once
FAQ
Questions, answered.
Everything people ask before installing — in plain words.
No — never. The overlay is painted with pointer-events: none, so it can't intercept a click, drag or scroll. You feel time in your peripheral vision while the page underneath is completely untouched.
No. The trails are GPU-composited SVG that animate with transform, opacity and filter only, the clock loop pauses as soon as the tab is hidden, and the overlay lives in an isolated Shadow DOM — the page you're reading never even sees it.
Yes. Timeframe follows you into fullscreen — video, presentations, games. The browser chrome disappears, the light trails stay at the edge.
Pro is a one-time $4.99 purchase — currently $2.99 with code TF299 at checkout — that unlocks the Sunset, Matrix and Blood themes, custom colors, thickness and opacity sliders, the Pomodoro track, and up to three devices. Pay once, own it forever.
One Pro license covers up to three devices. Install on any Chrome, sign in with the same email, and your license follows you.
Chrome's internal pages — chrome:// URLs, the Chrome Web Store and the browser's own settings — are off-limits to extensions by design. Everywhere else, Timeframe just works.