FocusRamp
Block distracting websites & hide social feeds in Chrome
What it does
Most site blockers just hide a URL list. FocusRamp goes further — it hides the actual distracting parts of sites you still need, like Facebook and Instagram's feeds, without blocking the whole platform. Add a schedule, run real Pomodoro sessions, and block distracting sites in one click. 100% free, no account required, and it works offline.
FocusRamp is a free site blocker and focus mode Chrome extension: block distracting websites, schedule blocking, run Pomodoro sessions, and hide feeds on YouTube, Facebook, Instagram, X, and Reddit — with zero data collection.
FocusRamp is a free site blocker Chrome extension: block distracting sites with one click, schedule blocking to your work hours, run Pomodoro focus sessions, and hide feeds and Shorts across YouTube, Facebook, Instagram, X, and Reddit — all with zero data collection. Click "Block current site" and it's gone — the tab you're on redirects immediately, and every new tab or window is blocked from that moment on. Unblock the same way, no digging through settings. Restrict your blocklist to work hours, or run a Pomodoro timer that automatically enforces it during every focus session — even outside your schedule. Turn off the home feed, Shorts, or Reels — without losing DMs, search, or the videos…from websitegeek.net
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