Block the usual traps
Keep sites like YouTube, X, or TikTok out of reach until you have earned them back.
Chrome extension
FocusFlow 2.0
Finish first. Browse later.
FocusFlow turns focus into a rule instead of a daily argument with yourself. It blocks distractions until the work is done.
Blocked until tasks are done
Main features
FocusFlow 2.0 at a glance
Block distracting websites until you have completed the tasks that matter.
Tie browsing to action
Set daily recurring tasks and one-off tasks so browsing unlocks only after real progress.
Start fresh each day
Automatic reset keeps the system useful instead of turning into a stale checklist.
No account required
Open the extension, set your rules, and use it without creating another account.
Local-first by design
Runs inside the browser so your blocking flow stays simple and immediate.
Built for friction in the right place
The point is not punishment. It is to make distraction slightly harder than doing the next task.
How it works
Simple by design.
The goal is to remove friction, not add another complicated system to learn.
1
Add the sites you want to avoid during work sessions.
2
Create the tasks you need to finish today, whether they repeat daily or only matter once.
3
When the tasks are complete, the blocked sites open back up.
Account & privacy
What this page does and does not claim
- No account required.
- Runs locally in the browser.
- No tracking.
- Works offline.
Call to action
Ready to try FocusFlow 2.0?
Block distracting websites until you have completed the tasks that matter.
FAQ
FocusFlow 2.0 questions
Short answers to the most important details.
Does FocusFlow need an account? +
No. FocusFlow does not require an account.
Does FocusFlow send my browsing data anywhere? +
The Toolbox presents FocusFlow as a local browser extension with no tracking.
Who is FocusFlow for? +
Anyone who needs a practical way to stop opening distracting sites before important work is finished.