Guide · A reason to come back
Pick up where yesterday left off.
Use HistoryOut as a quick look back before you start work. You do not need to export anything to reopen a useful page.
A one-minute daily habit
- Open HistoryOut and choose Yesterday.
- Preview history. The recap shows actual visits, unique pages and websites in that range.
- Choose a top website to narrow the trail, or search for a word from the page title or URL.
- Open the source you need. Continue your work.
Keep a repeatable project view
Save a named view for a query, website and date preset that you use regularly. A relative range like Yesterday is recalculated each time you load it. Views save filter settings locally, not a copy of your browsing history.
Make a clean handoff on Friday
Select the project dates, apply the relevant website or search term, and preview the results. Enable one row per URL to keep the latest visit for each address. Choose title and URL columns for a short source list, or keep visit dates for a fuller record.
The domain filter matches the selected hostname and its subdomains. A title/URL search is a case-insensitive text match. It does not search historical page bodies.
Use the numbers for what they mean
Visit counts help you see a browsing trail. They do not measure attention, productivity, time on a page, or billable hours.
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