Americans spend an average of about seven hours a month on Facebook. If you're curious how you compare--or are looking to curb your activity--a new app keeps track of the hours, minutes and seconds you spend on the social network. It happens to everyone: You have some time to kill so you log onto Facebook. Before you know it, 45 minutes have passed. Where did the time go? According to one report, Americans spend nearly seven hours a month on Facebook. That’s more than Tumblr, Pinterest, Twitter, LinkedIn and Google+ combined. A new app called TimeRabbit, created by Breakpoint Software Development, tracks the amount of time you spend on Facebook. The Windows app is free and works as a standalone application so it can monitor your usage across all major browsers: Internet Explorer, Firefox and Chrome. SUBSCRIBE TO OUR NEWSLETTER From our editors straight to your inbox Get started by entering your email address below. Please enter a valid email address Subscribe [5 Things You’ll Like About Facebook’s Redesign] After you’ve downloaded the application and navigated to Facebook, a counter will pop up and begin logging your time. The timer stops five seconds after you’ve left Facebook or when it detects 30 seconds of mouse or keyboard inactivity. Kuba Udymowski-Grecki, Breakpoint’s owner, says that because the app has become so popular, Twitter and Pinterest monitoring apps are now in the works. Do you spend too much time on Facebook? Would this app help you curb your activity? Let me know in the comments section below. [Do You Suffer From Facebook Fatigue?] Related content opinion Yahoo CEO Uses GIF, Tumblr to Announce Acquisition Marissa Mayer bets a billion dollars on the blogging site, vowing Yahoo won't 'screw it up.' By Kristin Burnham May 20, 2013 2 mins Consumer Electronics opinion Funny Facebook Video Spoof Personifies User Frustration What if Facebook was a person who rearranged the contents of your home while you were away? That's the premise of a new video spoofing the social network and the changes it makes, often to your dismay. By Kristin Burnham May 13, 2013 1 min Facebook Social Networking Apps opinion 6 Spectacular Google Glass Video Spoofs Want to know what John Stewart, Steven Colbert and Conan O'Brien think of Google's augmented-reality glasses? Take a look at these six hilarious Google Glass spoofs and parodies. By Kristin Burnham May 10, 2013 1 min Internet opinion YouTube Maps Most-Watched Videos Across the U.S. Which videos are on the verge of viral? YouTube's newest tool displays the top trending videos in the U.S. by age, gender, views and shares. By Kristin Burnham May 07, 2013 2 mins Consumer Electronics Podcasts Videos Resources Events SUBSCRIBE TO OUR NEWSLETTER From our editors straight to your inbox Get started by entering your email address below. Please enter a valid email address Subscribe