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Block distracting sites, run Pomodoro focus sessions, schedule recurring focus blocks, and track your productivity. Some sites are built to pull you in. Deepwell keeps them out while you work. Deepwell pairs a focus timer with a site blocker. Start a session and your distracting sites go dark until the time is up, or set a weekly schedule and they block themselves without you lifting a finger. When you're done, it shows you what you got done. Here's what you get: - Block the sites that derail you. Add any site (and its subdomains) to your blocklist, and during a focus session they redirect to a calm block page instead of loading. - A Pomodoro timer that keeps running. Set your focus and break lengths, and the timer keeps ticking in the background even when the popup is closed, with the minutes left right there on the toolbar. - Focus blocks on a schedule. Pick your days and a time window and your sites go quiet on their own, no timer to start and no button to remember. Overnight windows work too. - See your focus add up. Track sessions completed, total time focused, and distractions blocked, with a 7-day chart so you can watch the streak grow. Private by design. Your blocklist, schedules, settings, and stats stay on your device in local storage. No account, no sign-up, no tracking, no ads, and nothing ever leaves your machine. Every feature is free, with nothing behind a paywall. Start a session and get your time back.
Jul 19, 2026
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