Create disposable Google Drive documents for the things you only need briefly. Choose a lifetime and let Doc Egg Timer handle the tidy-up.
See how it works
Quick notes and one-off drafts.
A CSV and its linked Sheet share a timer.
Ideas that only need a little time.
Sketch it out, then clear it away.
Three simple steps. One less thing to remember.
Name your file, choose a timer, and select “Create temporary file”. Start with a day, a week, or 30 days. There’s a one-hour option, too.
Already have a file? Choose or upload it, then confirm its timer in the extension.
Review a document, jot down a thought, or work on a short-lived draft. The countdown shows how much time is left.
When its timer is due, the extension moves your file to Google Drive Trash. Cleanup runs while Chrome is running and online.
If Chrome is closed, your computer is asleep, or you’re offline, cleanup waits until Chrome runs online again.
Read how cleanup works
Limited Google Drive access. Only files you create or explicitly choose can receive a timer.
Timer records stay in your Chrome profile. Keep Chrome running and online for automatic cleanup.
Cancel a pending timer to keep the document in Drive. Files already moved to Trash can be restored there.