Click to Browse

Click to Browse — block everything until you click your key link Most website blockers ask you to maintain a blocklist. This one flips it: everything is blocked by default. To unlock browsing, you click one specific link you set in advance — a todo list, a calendar, a journal, anything that forces a moment of intent before the internet opens up. The point isn't restriction, it's friction. That tiny pause between "open browser" and "browse" is usually where autopilot wins. Click to Browse turns that moment into a deliberate choice. How it works Set your key link (e.g. your Notion dashboard, your Google Doc, your task list) Open your browser — every site shows a lock screen Click your key link to unlock the session Browse freely until you close the browser or lock manually Features One-click setup: paste your key link, save, done Optional focus timer: clicking the key link starts a countdown you set, browsing unlocks when it ends Custom background image on the lock screen — your own photo, a quote, a goal Lock and unlock from the popup any time Settings panel tucked behind a cog icon, clean default UI Works on every site, every tab, every new window All data stays local on your device Who it's for People who keep "just checking one thing" their way into an hour of scrolling Anyone who wants their first action of the day to be intentional, not reactive Folks who tried blocklists and got tired of maintaining them Students, remote workers, writers, anyone with deep work to do What it's not This isn't a Pomodoro app, a screen-time tracker, or an enterprise control tool. It does one thing: makes you click a link before the internet works. That's it. Free, no ads, no accounts, no data collection.