QuietDock — Focus Timer & Website Blocker

QuietDock is a calm focus timer and website blocker for Chrome. Choose a session, add the sites that pull you away, and make space for focused work. While the timer is active, QuietDock keeps those websites out of reach. When the session ends, or you choose to stop, your normal browsing returns. Built for focused work without the noise. What QuietDock does - Set flexible focus sessions from 10 minutes to 4 hours - Start common durations quickly from the Chrome toolbar - Keep your remaining session time in view with an optional floating timer as you browse - Drag the floating timer along any page edge, with your position and on/off preference remembered - Block your chosen websites only during active sessions - See a blocked page with the remaining session time - Receive a notification when a session finishes naturally - Review today’s completed sessions and focused time - See a quiet seven-day overview and your all-time focus total - Choose a light or dark theme How it works 1. Add the domains that tend to pull you away. 2. Choose a duration from the dashboard or use Quick start. 3. Start the timer and return to what matters. QuietDock removes the blocking automatically when the timer ends. You can stop a session early, but stopped sessions are not added to your focus statistics. There is no pause state to negotiate with. Private by design QuietDock has no account system, advertising, analytics, or tracking. Focus statistics, your theme preference, and your floating timer settings are stored locally in Chrome. Your active timer lasts only for the current browser session. Your blocked-domain list uses Chrome Storage Sync when available, so Chrome can carry it between browsers signed in to your Google account. QuietDock temporarily reads tab addresses to compare their hostnames with your blocked list. It does not save your browsing history or read page content. Start a session. Keep the boundary. Return to what matters.