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FocusRamp
Block distracting websites & hide social feeds in Chrome
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.
Hey Product Hunt!
I built FocusRamp because every site blocker I tried was all-or-nothing — you either blocked Facebook entirely, or kept the whole feed of distractions along with the one or two things you actually still needed the site for.
So FocusRamp doesn't block the sites — it hides the parts that pull you in. Facebook and Instagram's feeds disappear, but the rest of the site stays usable. I paired that with a real Pomodoro timer and a scheduler, so focus mode can lock in automatically during work hours instead of you remembering to turn it on.
It's completely free, works offline, and doesn't need an account — I wanted something I'd trust to install myself, since I built it to fix my own doomscrolling problem in the first place.
Would love feedback on what's missing — feature requests are very welcome.
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About FocusRamp on Product Hunt
“Block distracting websites & hide social feeds in Chrome”
FocusRamp was submitted on Product Hunt and earned 0 upvotes and 1 comments, placing #102 on the daily leaderboard. 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 was featured in Browser Extensions (5.4k followers), Chrome Extensions (52.8k followers) and Productivity (659.6k followers) on Product Hunt. Together, these topics include over 174.2k products, making this a competitive space to launch in.
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