Feeds are engineered to pull your attention away. OnTask reads what you're working on and keeps every page, search, and recommendation pointed at it — so you finish the thing you opened the browser to do.
Free & open source · Apple Silicon & Intel · built on Min
4 distractions hidden. A calm feed is the tool working — toggle OnTask to compare.
A bundled model scores content against your task on your machine; Groq weighs in on the close calls. That one judgment drives three things.
On YouTube, Reddit, search results — anywhere a feed tries to redirect you, off-task cards are hidden. If nothing qualifies, the panel goes calmly empty. That's the point.
Wander to an unrelated site or search, and OnTask returns you to what you were working on. Sign-ins and legitimately-related pages always pass — it reads intent, not just domains.
Instead of just leaving a gap, OnTask fills a distracting feed with real, task-relevant results — turning the moment you'd have lost into a way back into the work.
A bundled embedding model decides most things on-device in milliseconds. Groq only weighs in on genuine close calls.
Every judgment the AI makes is remembered for the session, so similar distractions get filtered instantly — and faster over time.
Track real time on task, take an honest break, and pick up unfinished work next session — nothing lost.
See where your attention went: time in focus, distractions filtered, tasks completed.
A calm sidebar with your pinned task, live subtask, and open tabs — designed to fade into your work.
If the engine can't run, OnTask degrades to a normal browser. It protects your focus; it never traps you.
The model runs on your device. To judge a close call, OnTask sends only the task and the text being checked to Groq — never your browsing history. No ads, no tracking, no telemetry. Your API key is stored encrypted, locally.
Free, open source, and ready to keep you on task. Pick your Mac.
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