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Block distracting websites on a schedule. Focus mode needs a 24-character passcode; Nuclear mode has no unlock at all. NoDistractions blocks the websites that eat your time, on a schedule you set, without taking any of your personal data How it works Add domains to block (e.g. youtube.com — subdomains included). Create schedules with a label, start/end time, and days of the week. During a scheduled window, blocked sites redirect to a block page. Two modes Focus mode — you can still get through, but painfully: type your 24-character passcode correctly twice in a row for a single visit or a single settings edit. One typo restarts you. Nuclear mode — no unlocking at all. Blocked sites stay blocked and schedules can't be removed until the window ends. Adding new sites and schedules is always allowed; removing them during an active window is what's gated. Privacy — everything is stored locally in your browser. No accounts, no servers, no tracking, no data collection.
Aug 23, 2026
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