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Block sites until you solve a puzzle or answer study questions. Earn your screen time. Free: 3, Pro: 20, Premium: unlimited. WriteScholar Focus Mode blocks distracting websites until you answer study questions or solve a puzzle. You can't scroll until you've studied. HOW IT WORKS 1. PICK SITES TO BLOCK — Choose any website to block. Free: 3 sites. Pro: 20 sites. Premium: unlimited. 2. ANSWER TO UNLOCK — When you try to visit a blocked site, you're redirected to unlock it. Solve a quick puzzle (Sudoku, Memory, or Pattern) or answer study questions from your own WriteScholar notes. Get enough right to unlock access. 3. ENJOY YOUR BREAK — The site stays unlocked for 5 minutes to 24 hours (you choose). When time's up, study again to earn more. The block returns automatically—no refresh needed. FEATURES • Chrome extension — works directly in your browser • Two unlock options — puzzles (no notes needed) or study quiz from your WriteScholar material • Custom timer — set unlock duration from 5 minutes to 24 hours • Block any site — popular presets plus custom domains • Customizable quiz — choose 5, 10, or 15 questions and set your pass threshold • Settings sync — when signed in at writescholar.com, your block list and preferences sync across devices Requires a WriteScholar.com account. Install the extension, log in at writescholar.com, and add your blocked sites. Perfect for students who want to stay focused and earn their screen time.
Mar 17, 2026
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