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Block distracting sites on a schedule or focus session. Hide feeds on YouTube, X, Facebook, Instagram & Reddit. Block distractions. Keep the internet you actually need. FocusRamp blocks distracting websites, hides the parts of social media that keep you scrolling, and runs real focus sessions — without tracking a single thing you do. One click blocks any site, instantly, on every new tab and window. No account, no setup wizard, no permissions dance — install it, add a site, and it's gone. HOW IT WORKS • Block any site — Add a domain and it's blocked immediately, on every tab, every new window, from that point forward. Unblock it just as fast when you actually need it. • Schedule it — Restrict blocking to work hours, or leave it running all day. Your call. • Pomodoro that actually enforces itself — Run a focus/break timer that automatically blocks your list during focus sessions, even outside your schedule window. No willpower required to keep it on. • SocialBlocker — Keep using YouTube, Facebook, Instagram, X, and Reddit for what you actually opened them for — search, DMs, the video someone sent you — while hiding the home feed, Shorts, Reels, and Explore pages that exist specifically to keep you scrolling past your intention. 41 individual controls across five platforms, so you choose exactly what disappears. • Daily Limit — Cap how much time you spend on a site per day. Once the budget's gone, it blocks until the window resets — at midnight, or on a rolling 24 hours for people whose day doesn't run 9-to-5 (night shifts, travel, different time zones). • Keyword Blocking — Block pages by topic, not just domain. If a page's title matches a word you've flagged, it's blocked, regardless of which site it's on. BUILT FOR PRIVACY, NOT AROUND IT FocusRamp doesn't have analytics. It doesn't have telemetry. It doesn't know which sites you block, which sites you visit, or how you use it — there's simply nowhere for that information to go. Your blocklist and settings sync across your devices through Chrome's own sync storage, tied to your Google account exactly the way your bookmarks are — FocusRamp itself never sees any of it. The one exception, and it's entirely opt-in: if you buy FocusRamp Pro and want to unlock it in the extension, a one-time Google sign-in confirms the purchase. That's the only moment FocusRamp ever talks to a server, and it's a single check, not ongoing tracking. FREE, FOREVER • Unlimited site blocking, one click • Schedule & Pomodoro auto-block • Cross-device sync • 29 of 41 SocialBlocker controls • Daily Limit with common durations (30m, 1h, 2h, 4h, 6h, 7h) PRO — $19.99 one-time, not a subscription • 12 additional SocialBlocker controls, including Messenger, Messenger Kids, Comments, and Chat/Grok menus • Keyword Blocking • Fine-grained Daily Limit durations (15m, 45m, 90m, 3h, 5h) Pro is a single payment, not a subscription — no recurring charge, no auto-renewal, ever. WHO IT'S FOR Students trying to finish a paper without three new tabs opening themselves. Remote workers who know exactly which five sites eat their mornings. Night-shift workers and frequent travelers whose "daily" reset needs to mean something other than an arbitrary midnight. Anyone who wants to keep using YouTube for the tutorial they actually searched for, without the home feed pulling them somewhere else entirely. FocusRamp doesn't ask you to delete your accounts or quit the internet. It just gets out of the way of what you're actually there to do, and blocks the rest.
Aug 25, 2026
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