Stay focused.
Block distractions. Do more.
Focus Mode helps you lock distracting websites behind smart schedules, daily limits, and profiles — with clean analytics to understand your habits.
What you can do with Focus Mode
Built to match real-life browsing habits — schedules, deep-work rules, and meaningful insights instead of just a hard block.
Block websites only during specific hours (e.g. 10AM–6PM) or across selected weekdays (Mon–Fri) so evenings and weekends stay flexible.
Separate rule sets for Default, Work, and Study — switch context instantly without rebuilding everything.
Set gentle caps (e.g. 20 minutes of Instagram per day) instead of blocking completely. Focus without feeling punished.
One-click presets for a bunch of popular Social Media and OTT sites — get a solid baseline in seconds.
Visual bar chart, area chart, and site-wise pie chart to see where your time is leaking and which days are your strongest.
All data is stored locally using Chrome storage. No accounts, no remote servers, no tracking. You can also backup/restore via a JSON file.
Show a motivational note or a gentle reminder instead of a blank error screen whenever a rule is triggered.
Auto-generated insights like Best focus day, Peak distractions, and Most blocked category help you understand your patterns.
Table with search + pagination, sticky header, and a compact layout tuned for everyday use — no clutter, just what you need.
How it fits into your day
Three simple steps to put your distractions on auto-pilot.
Built for everyday focus, by a developer who needed it too
Focus Mode is part of a growing collection of small, practical tools I’m building to make daily life a bit easier.
Hi, I’m Jai Patel — a full-stack developer who loves creating tools that people can actually use in their daily routine.
If Focus Mode helps you, I’d love to know what you’d like to see next — more presets, stricter modes, goal tracking, or something totally different.
You can send anonymous feedback or request features using the Feedback link below. I actively read everything and iterate.