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Avoid getting sucked into internet rabbit holes. Write your intention before browsing and get gentle nudges back to focus. Around the Rabbit Hole helps you use the internet on purpose. Before you browse, it asks you to write a clear intention and set a timebox. Then it lets you proceed only to the sites you choose. This gentle pause makes it harder to drift into rabbit holes and easier to stay focused on what you actually wanted to do. Why install it? It turns “just one quick click” into a deliberate choice. It keeps you accountable with a visible intention and timer. It reduces distractions by limiting browsing to your allowed sites. It helps you build better habits without feeling heavy‑handed. How it works Open a new tab. Write one clear sentence about your intention. Pick a timebox and allowed sites. Start your focus session and stay on track. All session data stays on your device. No accounts, no sign‑in, no tracking.
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