Timed Focus

About

Take back your time. Timed Focus blocks distracting websites and gives
you just enough flexibility to stay in control — without shame, lockouts,
or surveillance.

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WHY TIMED FOCUS?

Most blockers are all-or-nothing: either a site is off-limits, or you
cave and unblock it for the day. Timed Focus sits in the middle. Give
yourself 15 minutes of Reddit between 2–5 PM on weekdays. Allow two
mindful pauses per day on your "Social Media" group. When the budget
is gone, it's gone — but you set the rules.

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FEATURES

• Block sites by domain or specific path
  Block all of facebook.com, or just reddit.com/r/funny.
  Subdomains are handled automatically.

• Organize sites into groups
  Group related sites ("Social Media," "News," "Video") and apply
  shared rules to the whole group.

• Allowed time windows with minute budgets
  Grant limited access during specific days and hours. Example:
  15 minutes of YouTube between 12–1 PM, weekdays only.

• Live countdown in the toolbar
  The badge shows remaining minutes so you always know where you
  stand — no surprises when time runs out.

• Mindful pause
  Need a minute? Type a short mindfulness phrase to unlock a 5, 10,
  or 25-minute pause. Cap the number of pauses per group per day,
  or disable them entirely.

• Daily usage dashboard
  See how your time was spent across each window, each day.

• Friendly blocked page
  Instead of a cold error, see the reason access was denied and a
  short inspirational quote.

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PRIVACY

Everything stays on your device. No accounts. No sync servers. No
analytics. No network calls. Your blocklist and usage history never
leave your browser.

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GET STARTED

1. Click the extension icon, then "Open Dashboard"
2. Create a group and add sites
3. (Optional) Add an allowed time window with a minute budget
4. Close the tab and get to work

Perfect for students, remote workers, deep-work enthusiasts, and
anyone tired of losing afternoons to the scroll.