FocusBox: WebsiteBlock & TimeBoxing Planner

FocusBox turns "just block sites" into a real focus system: decide WHAT to block, WHEN it applies, and SEE how much you actually focused — without a single byte leaving your device. ■ BLOCK WITH A SCALPEL, NOT JUST A HAMMER Most blockers are all-or-nothing on a whole domain. FocusBox adds opt-in toggles to hide YouTube Shorts and trim Instagram down to Stories & DMs — so you keep the sites you still need and silence only the infinite feed that eats your day. Pair it with the scheduler and Shorts go quiet during work hours, then come back after. ■ WEBSITE BLOCKING, TWO LEVELS • Always Block — sites that are off-limits around the clock. • General Block — sites blocked only while a timebox is active, so you can allow them off-hours. Blocked pages redirect to a block screen that snaps you out of autopilot — customizable with your own images and quotes. ■ TIMEBOXING SCHEDULER Draw block boxes by day and time to plan a day or a full week. While a box is active, your General Block list kicks in automatically. Per-box exceptions let you keep a specific site open inside an otherwise-blocked window, and box colors keep the week readable at a glance. ■ POMODORO TIMER Work/rest cycles with savable presets, per-cycle time overrides (Advanced Settings), a session-only block list, and a floating Picture-in-Picture window that stays on top while you work. ■ FOCUS STATS Focus streak with a monthly calendar, daily/7-day/30-day focus time, block counts, top blocked domains, an hour-of-day block heatmap, and Pomodoro totals — so you can see the habit forming. ■ NICE TO HAVE Dark mode · Lock PIN (protects deletes/resets on this device) · Cross-device sync via your Chrome account · Full data export/import · A draggable to-do panel. ■ PRIVACY FIRST FocusBox makes no network requests. It has no analytics, no accounts, and no servers. Your block lists, schedules, and stats stay in Chrome's own storage on your device (optionally synced through your Google account, never to us). The extension only observes the URL you navigate to in order to decide whether to redirect — it never reads page content.