Archetype — What NPC Are You Today?
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Reads your last 24h of browsing and assigns you a character archetype. Fully local.
You are what you browse.
Archetype reads your last 24 hours of browsing and tells you exactly what character you've become — The Midnight Scholar, The Window Shopper, The Doom Prophet, The Recipe Collector Who Will Never Cook. One click, one archetype, one uncomfortable truth.
Every visit, every rabbit hole, every 2am impulse — it all adds up to a pattern. Archetype finds that pattern and gives it a name.
HOW IT WORKS
Click the icon. Archetype scans your recent browsing history, classifies your behavior across categories like shopping, news, social media, research, entertainment, and more, then matches you to one of 30+ character archetypes. You'll see your archetype name, a short description, your top sites, browsing stats, and a few brutally honest one-liners about your habits. The whole thing takes about two seconds.
Your archetype updates as your behavior shifts. Check in the morning, check at night — you might be a different person.
WHAT YOU'LL SEE
→ Your archetype name and description
→ Total pages visited in the last 24 hours
→ Top browsing categories with visit counts
→ Your most-visited domains
→ Personalized stats like "37 Reddit visits — that's once every 12 minutes" or "Browsed 14 recipes, ordered Deliveroo twice"
PRIVACY FIRST
Archetype runs entirely on your device. No servers. No APIs. No data collection. No accounts. Your browsing history never leaves Chrome. The extension uses only two permissions — history (to read your visits) and storage (to cache your current archetype locally). That's it. No network requests, no tracking, no analytics. Open source and fully auditable.
BUILT FOR
• The person who wants to feel seen (and slightly attacked) by their own browser
• The person who screenshots personality results and sends them to group chats
• The person who already suspects they have a problem but needs confirmation
• Anyone curious about what their browsing habits actually say about them