Time and schedule rules
Block sites until a time, during work hours, on selected weekdays, or outside an allowed window.
Rhodes Focus
Keep the limits you choose.
Rhodes Focus helps you turn an intention like “no Reddit during work” into a rule that stays visible, explainable, and harder to casually abandon.
Private preview across companion apps and browser extensions
Practical control, not another timer.
Choose the websites or activities that pull you off course, define when access should change, and let Rhodes Focus enforce the rule you wrote.
Activity-aware blocking
Restrict distracting feeds while preserving useful paths such as search, music, or direct messages where supported.
Rhodes guidance
Create rules conversationally, understand why a block is active, and make deliberate appeals instead of reflexive exceptions.
Companion enforcement
The browser extension works with the Rhodes Focus companion app to evaluate current rules and show a clear block reason.
How it works
Choose the distraction
Name a site, category, feed, or activity you want to limit.
Define the condition
Use a schedule, time range, or another supported condition that matches the commitment you actually want.
See the rule enforced
When the condition applies, Rhodes Focus blocks the relevant page and explains which rule is active.
Change it deliberately
Stronger rules are easy to add. Weakening a commitment is intentionally more deliberate, with temporary access preferred over silently deleting the rule.
Data use should be understandable.
Rhodes Focus uses browsing activity to evaluate and explain the rules you chose. The current store release reads tab URLs and titles; it does not capture full page text.
See the privacy policy for data handling details, or contact Rhodes Focus support with a specific question.