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Block distracting sites. Lock yourself out until a partner sends a 6-digit code. 100% local, no accounts, no URL logging. Pact Blocker keeps you off the sites that eat your day — and, when you want it, keeps you honest with the help of someone you trust. Everything happens on your own computer. There are no accounts, no servers, no sync and no URL logging. The extension never reads what pages you visit; it only holds the list of sites you typed in, your schedules, your lock state and a few counters. Free includes: unlimited blocked sites (each entry covers all subdomains), weekly schedules that can cross midnight, a self-lockdown of 15 minutes to 7 days with no early release, shareable focus packs you can export and import as a single code, a daily block counter, and a clean custom block page. Pro is a one-time purchase of $14.99 — no subscription. It adds the partner lock, pact creation, per-site statistics with a 30-day chart, timed focus sessions, and a fully customisable block page (title, message and colour). Partner codes work without any server: creating a pact produces a pairing string; once your partner joins, each of you can generate 6-digit codes that unlock the other person's lock, and only theirs. In pact mode you can both hold locks at the same time, so you keep each other accountable in both directions. No extension can stop you from uninstalling it at chrome://extensions. Pact Blocker adds friction and a person, not a wall. Works in Chrome, Edge and other Chromium browsers.
Sep 13, 2026
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