Productivity Tool & Tab Manager that Understands Context
≻=PlayingFild uses on device machine learning to classify tabs by content, not URL. The same website can be productive or distracting based on the page. Classification happens entirely on your device. Raw page content, HTML and personal text don't leave your browser. Earn break time by focusing and spend it when you need it. Tabs reorder themselves based on what you actually use, and unused tabs close. Includes per window rules, focus timer modes, recap cards, and productivity analytics.
I built PlayingFild because every productivity extension I tried had the same problem they only understood websites, not what I was actually doing.
If I was watching a programming tutorial on YouTube, I'd get blocked. If I was procrastinating on Reddit, it looked exactly the same as researching a bug. Eventually I got frustrated enough to build something that understands page content instead of just URLs.
As a beginner developer with dyslexia (and probably ADHD), I realised punishment wasn't helping me focus. Blocking everything just made me uninstall the extensions. So PlayingFild takes a different approach: it rewards focus, earns you break time, automatically organises your tabs, and quietly cleans up the browser instead of constantly blocking everything.
I do wish it could "read my mind" sometimes, like if I want to use unproductive tabs for a break when I actually need one but stop me from being unproductive when I don't. I know that's a very ambitious, probably impossible goal and hard balancing act but that's the goal of PlayingFild.
I would love feedback, good or bad. Every feature in PlayingFild exists because I ran into the problem myself, and I'm still actively improving it. If something feels confusing, missing, or annoying, let me know.
Thanks, >=PlayingFild's dev
About >=PlayingFild on Product Hunt
“Productivity Tool & Tab Manager that Understands Context”
>=PlayingFild launched on Product Hunt on July 26th, 2026 and earned 79 upvotes and 6 comments, placing #12 on the daily leaderboard. ≻=PlayingFild uses on device machine learning to classify tabs by content, not URL. The same website can be productive or distracting based on the page. Classification happens entirely on your device. Raw page content, HTML and personal text don't leave your browser. Earn break time by focusing and spend it when you need it. Tabs reorder themselves based on what you actually use, and unused tabs close. Includes per window rules, focus timer modes, recap cards, and productivity analytics.
On the analytics side, >=PlayingFild competes within Chrome Extensions, Productivity, User Experience and Tech — topics that collectively have 1.7M followers on Product Hunt. The dashboard above tracks how >=PlayingFild performed against the three products that launched closest to it on the same day.
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Not Red Fox
Hello,
I built PlayingFild because every productivity extension I tried had the same problem they only understood websites, not what I was actually doing.
If I was watching a programming tutorial on YouTube, I'd get blocked. If I was procrastinating on Reddit, it looked exactly the same as researching a bug. Eventually I got frustrated enough to build something that understands page content instead of just URLs.
As a beginner developer with dyslexia (and probably ADHD), I realised punishment wasn't helping me focus. Blocking everything just made me uninstall the extensions. So PlayingFild takes a different approach: it rewards focus, earns you break time, automatically organises your tabs, and quietly cleans up the browser instead of constantly blocking everything.
I do wish it could "read my mind" sometimes, like if I want to use unproductive tabs for a break when I actually need one but stop me from being unproductive when I don't. I know that's a very ambitious, probably impossible goal and hard balancing act but that's the goal of PlayingFild.
I would love feedback, good or bad. Every feature in PlayingFild exists because I ran into the problem myself, and I'm still actively improving it. If something feels confusing, missing, or annoying, let me know.
Thanks,
>=PlayingFild's dev