The Website Blocker turns the browser into a focus tool by quietly redirecting distracting sites. Furthermore, scheduling, whitelist mode, keyword rules, and one-click “block this tab” make it adapt to real working patterns. Therefore, deep work returns — without uninstalling apps or hiding the toolbar.
Built for Real Focus Habits
Block by Domain or Keyword
Add specific domains or block any URL containing a chosen keyword. Furthermore, the current tab can be blocked with a single button — therefore, the friction between noticing a distraction and removing it is reduced to a tiny moment of clarity.
Scheduling & Whitelist Mode
Define active days and time ranges, or flip into whitelist mode where only chosen sites stay reachable. Moreover, the master toggle pauses everything when needed — consequently, the rules adapt to focus blocks instead of being either always on or always off.
Calm Blocked Page
Visiting a blocked site reveals a clean redirect page with a quiet motivational note. As a result, the urge to bargain with yourself fades away — and a small daily blocked counter keeps the habit honest without being harsh.
Your Day, Without It vs With It
Drift, doom-scroll, regret
- Opening the same distracting site reflexively all morning.
- Relying on willpower to avoid the obvious time-sinks.
- Realising hours have passed before the real task started.
Quiet redirects, deep focus
- Distracting sites silently redirect to a calm focus page.
- Schedules turn blocking on for working hours automatically.
- Whitelist mode locks the browser to only what you need.
Moments It Saves Your Day
Locking the browser into study mode
You enable whitelist mode with only the lecture portal and notes app available. Furthermore, the schedule activates each evening — therefore, the same pattern repeats automatically without any willpower expense throughout the entire study week.
Defending a focused billable block
You schedule blocking from morning until lunch and add the worst-offending domains. Moreover, “block this tab” handles surprise distractions — consequently, billable focus stays uninterrupted and the day ends with real progress in the right files.
Reducing reflexive social-media checking
You add the few sites that vanish chunks of the day and let the redirect handle them. In addition, the daily blocked counter provides quiet feedback — therefore, the habit gradually fades without dramatic willpower confrontations on a daily basis.
