Unknown author · Well-being
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Block distracting websites & stop doomscrolling on social media, YouTube & games. Stay focused at work. Site blocker for ADHD. Focus Guard keeps you working by stopping the tab-switch spiral before it starts. Sliding into Chess, YouTube, Reddit or X "for a second" is what turns a 2-hour task into a 5-hour one. Focus Guard catches those slips and sends you to a calm refocus page instead — no willpower required. WHAT IT DOES • Curated blocklists you just toggle on/off — Social media, Games, Video & streaming, Adult content, News and Shopping. No adding sites one by one. • Doom-scroll aware — it gates the endless feeds (home, explore, reels, shorts) but lets specific posts and, always, your direct messages through. Communication is never blocked. • Whitelist anything — allow the exact sites you need for work with one line. • YouTube keyword filter — gates entertainment videos (gaming, reactions, music, vlogs) by title while letting tutorials and talks play. Fully local, no account. • Bounce nudge — when you hop between distractions in quick succession, a gentle "Still working? It's not too late to head back" notification appears. • Work-hours schedule — only guard during the hours you choose. • A daily "caught you" counter and a fresh motivational quote each time you're redirected. PRIVACY Everything runs on your device. Focus Guard has no account, no server, no tracking, and never sends your browsing anywhere. Your settings live in your browser only. Made for anyone who works next to the world's biggest distraction machine — especially if focus and ADHD make "just one video" a trap.
Aug 17, 2026
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