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Block distracting websites automatically during focus sessions. Pomodoro timer with automatic site blocking. Finally: A timer that actually keeps you focused. Tired of setting a Pomodoro timer only to find yourself on YouTube 5 minutes later? FocusBlock automatically blocks distracting websites the moment you start a work session. - What Makes FocusBlock Different Most productivity timers just... tick. You're still one click away from Reddit, Twitter, or Instagram. FocusBlock locks those distractions away until your work session ends. - Key Features • Pomodoro & custom timers (25/5, 50/10, or set your own) • Automatic site blocking when timer starts • Pre-built distraction lists (social media, news, entertainment) • Custom blocklists for your specific distractions • One-click session start - timer + blocking together • Break time notifications with auto-unblock • Daily focus stats and streak tracking - How It Works 1. Start a focus session 2. Distracting sites auto-block instantly 3. Work without interruption 4. Sites unblock during your break No willpower required. No tab-switching temptation. - Perfect For Students grinding through assignments, remote workers fighting procrastination, freelancers protecting billable hours, anyone who's tired of breaking their own focus. Stop fighting distractions. Start blocking them automatically.
Jan 14, 2026
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