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A cat that guards your attention: blocks distracting sites for the length of a focus session. Local only, no account. Atti is a focus timer with a cat that guards your attention. Start a session, say what you are working on, and Atti blocks the sites on your list until the timer runs out. Try to slip onto one of them and you do not get a browser error — you get Atti, the time left in your session, and the tasks you said you would do. WHAT IT DOES • Pomodoro timer with configurable focus, short break and long break lengths • Blocks the sites on your own list, but only while a session is running • A block screen that shows your session intent and your unfinished tasks • A short task list scoped to the current session, not another to-do app to maintain • Hard mode: for people who negotiate with themselves, the session cannot be stopped early • Seven moods for Atti, so a glance at the toolbar tells you where the session stands PRIVACY Atti has no account, no server and no analytics. Your blocklist, tasks and settings live in extension storage on your device and never leave it. Blocking rules are handed to the browser, which enforces them — the extension never observes your network traffic and cannot see what you browse. Uninstalling removes everything. WHAT IT IS NOT Atti is not a full task manager and does not try to replace one. It blocks sites for the length of a focus session, and that is the whole job.
Aug 23, 2026
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