Bloc

Scroll kam. Kaam zyada. Bloc keeps the sites that eat your day shut on your laptop. It's free. Want one open anyway? You wait it out, and the wait grows every time. Pair a Bloc, the little square on your fridge, and opening a site means getting up, tapping your phone on it and typing the code. Most days you won't bother. That's the point. Free, for everyone - Pick your sites: tick the usual time sinks from a ready list, or add any site you want. - Bloc now: drag the dial for 5 to 180 minutes. - Windows: Bloc switches itself on at the times you choose, like study hours or bedtime, with a nudge 5 minutes before. - A blocked page with attitude: "Reels kal bhi aayenge. Tu aaj ka kaam kar le." - Opening a site takes a wait and a typed line. 30 seconds the first time, then 1, 2, 5 and 10 minutes. - No quiet switch off: while Bloc is on, removing sites or switching off a window takes the same wait. - Share the line that stopped you, or your week, as a story card. - Your numbers: nopes, time bloc'd, your streak and your week. With a Bloc - Sites open only with a 6 digit code from the Bloc app, shown after you tap your phone on your Bloc. - Your phone picks how long: 5, 15 or 30 minutes, or ends the bloc. - Until I tap: a bloc with no end time. Only a tap ends it. - Emergency pass for when your phone is dead. You can switch it off. Private by design No account and no servers. Nothing you browse leaves your laptop. Share cards are made on your laptop and only go where you send them. Get a Bloc at letsbloc.com. Tip: to cover incognito windows too, open Bloc's details page in Chrome and switch on Allow in Incognito. Bloc reminds you if it's off.