Stealthy movie viewing option introduced by Tubi, allowing covert film watching during office hours
New Chrome Extension Productubity Launches for Tubi Streaming
As of September 17, 2025, a new tool is available to help you manage your streaming habits more discreetly. Productubity, a free Chrome extension developed by Tubi, is now available for download.
Tubi, a popular free streaming service, has introduced this innovative tool to cater to the growing trend of on-the-clock streaming. According to their data, 84% of Gen Z workers and 50% of respondents in general admit to streaming while working.
Productubity is designed to be simple and easy to use. It adds a one-click toggle that hides your Tubi stream, replacing it with a faux interface that appears more professional. This allows you to quickly conceal and resume your stream, ensuring your streaming habits remain private during work hours.
If you're a fan of Tubi and enjoy discovering new content, you'll appreciate the additional features Productubity offers. From three free movies that are so ridiculous they're enjoyable, to a mind-bending movie that is thought-provoking, and a '90s cult classic that is even weirder than expected, there are several articles available on Tom's Guide about interesting movies to watch on Tubi.
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Productubity does not require a complicated setup or a special account. Exact decoy layouts and customization details may vary, but the functionality is similar to other internet tools that disguise non-work activities.
The launch of Productubity is based on Tubi's "The Stream 2025: Audience Insights Shaping Streaming" report, which highlights the growing need for tools that help users manage their streaming habits discreetly. Whether you're a student, a professional, or just someone who enjoys streaming, Productubity could be a valuable addition to your Chrome extensions.
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