Mouse Odometer

How far does your cursor actually travel in a day? Mouse Odometer keeps a running count on every page you browse, and the number gets big faster than you would think. A live counter sits in the corner of the page, ticking up as you move. Open the popup for the full picture: your total for today, a day-by-day history of the past few weeks, your daily average, and your all-time record day. Click your total distance to convert it. Your mouse travels in pixels, but those pixels add up to inches, then miles, then kilometers — and eventually to a measurable fraction of the 238,855 miles between here and the moon. Rack up enough distance and the toolbar icon changes color. There are five levels to work through, from white up to red. Most people never see red. WHAT IT MEASURES Mouse Odometer follows the real path of your cursor, not the straight line between where it started and where it stopped. Loops, circles, and the long way around the screen all count for exactly what they're worth. PRIVACY Mouse Odometer asks for one permission: storage. That is the whole list. There are no servers, no accounts, and no analytics. Your distances are saved in your own browser, and the only place they ever travel is between your own devices, through Chrome's built-in sync. Nothing is collected, nothing is sold, and nothing is sent to anyone — including me. The extension is fully open source, so you can read every line yourself: https://github.com/TravisL12/mouse_odometer OTHER THINGS WORTH KNOWING • The on-page counter can be switched off if you'd rather keep just the toolbar icon and the stats • Your totals sync across every Chrome browser you're signed into • The daily count rolls over at midnight and starts fresh, with the finished day filed into your history • No ads, no upsells, no paid tier Squeak!