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Block distracting websites until you finish a quick neck stretch. Stay focused, be productive, and ease neck & shoulder pain. Made for desk workers: stretch your neck, keep your focus. STRETCHLOCK is a website blocker that turns a quick neck stretch into your reward for staying off distracting sites. Sitting at a screen all day, endlessly scrolling? - A stiff, aching neck and tight shoulders - Lost focus, lower productivity, wasted screen time With STRETCHLOCK: - Stretch your neck without even noticing—it becomes an automatic habit - Block distracting websites and stay focused at the same time - Ease neck and shoulder tension built up from desk work - No willpower needed: the break you always forget finally happens How it works: - Add the sites that distract you (YouTube, social media, news, and more) - Open one, and STRETCHLOCK blocks it and asks for a quick stretch first - Finish the timer, then unlock access for as long as you choose You're in control: - Pick which websites to block, the stretch length, and the unlock time - Track your stretches, blocks, streaks, and time saved Private by design: - Runs entirely on your device - No accounts, no analytics, no tracking—nothing ever leaves your device Perfect for desk workers, remote workers, students, and anyone who wants to block distracting sites, stop procrastinating, and beat neck and shoulder pain.
Jul 2, 2026
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