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Website blocking for Windows & Fedora

How to block distracting
websites while studying.

Fokasu keeps distracting sites blocked while you complete your study goal.

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Focus Block Guide
A distracting website blocked by Fokasu during a Focus Block

How it works

Timed blocks & schedules

Choose your focus time.

Set a study-time goal and start your block now, or schedule it for later.

Time from completed todos counts toward the goal.

Focus Block settings for focus time, break rewards, and a scheduled start

Finish your goal to unblock

Your completed todos add up.

Two completed 30-minute todos meet a one-hour focus goal and unlock your block list.

Complete a todo

Finish its focused time to count it toward your goal.

Build up study time

Completed todo time adds together across your block.

Unblock automatically

Your blocked sites and apps unlock when you reach the goal.

Bypass-resistant blocking

Harder to quit on a whim.

Fokasu can close the browser when its extension is missing and prevent uninstalling during a Focus Block.

A configurable emergency-exit delay gives you a way out when needed.

Blocking safeguards
Fokasu settings for extension checks, uninstall protection, and emergency exit

Breaks are part of studying

Take a break between tasks.

Earn break time from completed todos, or enable automatic breaks during a todo.

Break rewards

Choose a percentage of each completed todo to receive as break time.

Automatic breaks

Blocked sites and apps become available during a break, then block again when it ends.

Keep your study resources open

Block distractions, keep the useful pages.

Website exceptions let you keep the pages you need available.

You can block distracting desktop apps too.

Website block list with exceptions for pages that should remain available

Ready for your next session

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