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Block Site is a browser extension that blocks access to websites by matching hostnames against a user-created block list. It adds a toolbar action button, and hostnames can also be added through the options page. A master password feature grants access to restricted sites for a defined duration. The extension can also redirect a hostname and its arguments to a new destination.
Forest is a Firefox browser extension designed to help users reduce internet addiction and stay focused. When a user starts a 30-minute focus session, they plant a virtual seed that grows into a tree; if they access websites on their blacklist during the session, the tree withers. The extension includes features to support personal time management and allows users to share their grown trees.
VisualizeHabit is a tool focused on helping users build small, consistent habits to reach their goals. It offers a free calculator that shows the cumulative results of tiny habits over a year, suggests habits for users to adopt, and visualizes how habits compound over 1 or 10 years to motivate users and help them avoid procrastination and failed New Year's resolutions.
A desktop organizer for Linux, Windows and Mac OS that groups work by projects and workflows. Widgets provide access to web apps, files, search queries, to-do lists, terminal commands, timers and notes, with workflow tabs and a shelf for common items.
BreakTimer is break reminder software for Windows, macOS and Linux. It reportedly lets users set how often breaks happen and how long each one lasts, customize app colours and messages shown during breaks, configure working hours, and receive notifications when breaks are about to start.
BreakMessage is a web tool for creating a "break message" that lets others know when the user will be back. The resume time is parsed by the browser, and ending a break is done by double-click or pressing X, which also toggles full-screen mode with F.
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Block Site is a browser extension that blocks access to websites by matching hostnames against a user-created block list. It adds a toolbar action button, and hostnames can also be added through the options page. A master password feature grants access to restricted sites for a defined duration. The extension can also redirect a hostname and its arguments to a new destination.
Forest is a Firefox browser extension designed to help users reduce internet addiction and stay focused. When a user starts a 30-minute focus session, they plant a virtual seed that grows into a tree; if they access websites on their blacklist during the session, the tree withers. The extension includes features to support personal time management and allows users to share their grown trees.
VisualizeHabit is a tool focused on helping users build small, consistent habits to reach their goals. It offers a free calculator that shows the cumulative results of tiny habits over a year, suggests habits for users to adopt, and visualizes how habits compound over 1 or 10 years to motivate users and help them avoid procrastination and failed New Year's resolutions.
A desktop organizer for Linux, Windows and Mac OS that groups work by projects and workflows. Widgets provide access to web apps, files, search queries, to-do lists, terminal commands, timers and notes, with workflow tabs and a shelf for common items.
BreakTimer is break reminder software for Windows, macOS and Linux. It reportedly lets users set how often breaks happen and how long each one lasts, customize app colours and messages shown during breaks, configure working hours, and receive notifications when breaks are about to start.
BreakMessage is a web tool for creating a "break message" that lets others know when the user will be back. The resume time is parsed by the browser, and ending a break is done by double-click or pressing X, which also toggles full-screen mode with F.
