Block distracting websites

Pick the site that pulls you in most. Each guide shows the exact rule to add and tips for making it stick.

Block YouTube

Block YouTube in Chrome without losing the videos you actually need. Redirect sends you to your goals and keeps study channels open.

Block only YouTube Shorts in Chrome while regular videos keep working. One path rule, and it even catches Shorts opened from the home page.

Block Reddit in Chrome and keep the few subreddits you need for work. Redirect sends you to your goals instead of the front page.

Block Instagram in Chrome, including Reels and Explore. Redirect sends you to your goals, and pauses take a moment of effort first.

Block TikTok in Chrome in one click. Redirect sends you to your goals instead of the For You page and makes every pause take effort.

Block X and Twitter in Chrome. Redirect catches the timeline, notifications and in-app navigation, then sends you to your goals.

Block the Facebook feed in Chrome and keep the groups or pages you need. Redirect sends you to your goals instead.

Block Netflix in Chrome on a schedule, so it is off during work and study hours and open in the evening.

Block Twitch in Chrome so a live stream in the background never eats your afternoon. Schedules and pauses included.

Block the LinkedIn feed in Chrome while keeping messages and job pages. Redirect sends you to your goals.

Block Amazon in Chrome to stop impulse shopping. Pauses ask you to write a reason first, so you buy on purpose.

Block news websites in Chrome during focus time. Check the news on a schedule instead of refreshing all day.