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Gentle focus nudges on distracting sites You opened Instagram "for a second." It's been 40 minutes. Focus Nudge doesn't block anything. It just taps you on the shoulder — a calm, full-screen reminder that you meant to be doing something else. — HOW IT WORKS 1. Pick your distracting sites 2. Set your nudge interval (every 2 min, 10 min, 30 min — your call) 3. Browse normally. When the timer's up, you'll see a gentle dark overlay: "Back to focus 👀" 4. Close the tab, or snooze for a minute. Your choice, always. — ⏱️ SMART TIMER The countdown only runs while you're actually on a tracked site. Switch to Google Docs? Timer freezes. Go back to YouTube? Right where you left it. Leave Chrome entirely? Paused. It's tracking attention, not the clock. 📊 STATS & INSIGHTS See exactly where your time goes. Daily and weekly breakdowns by site, charts, nudge counts, tabs closed, snoozes — all in a clean dashboard inside the popup. No external dashboards, no accounts. 🔥 STREAKS Every nudge you acknowledge builds your streak. It's a small thing. It works. ⚡ FAST & PRIVATE No accounts. No cloud. No analytics we collect. Everything lives in your browser's local storage. The entire extension is under 200KB. You won't notice it's there — until it nudges you. — FREE vs PRO Free: • Track 2 sites • 10-minute fixed interval • Full stats dashboard • Unlimited nudges & streaks Pro — $1.99, one-time, forever: • Track all 7 sites • Add any custom domain • Set any interval you want • Lifetime updates Activate with a Gumroad license key directly in the popup. No subscription, no recurring charges. — BUILT FOR → Students who sit down to study and look up 2 hours later → Remote workers who need a gentle boundary between "quick break" and "lost afternoon" → Anyone who's tried site blockers and hated them → People who don't need to be controlled — just reminded — Focus Nudge doesn't judge. It doesn't block. It just says: "Hey. You meant to go back." Works on the most popular social media platforms + any custom domain (Pro)
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