Jason BellMarketing PhD Student
Is there a "noprocrast" mode for everything?
On Hacker News, there is a feature that keeps you from spending too much time on the site. Anything general purpose (Medium, PH, Twitter, FB) out there?
Your recommendation
5 recommended
- Joe CotelleseFounder, Sharey (www.getsharey.com)
Focus is a Mac app that sits in your tool bar and helps you stay on task. Couple of killer features are the ability to schedule blocks of work time and to create custom prompts that you see when you attempt to surf the web.
- Susanne Andersmusicologist · WrittenWorks on Mac, Win, Android. With the free version you can block list(s) of websites you pre-defined. Pro version (one time fee) adds the possibility to block apps, scheduling, and some other options.
- Aksana Rudovichresearcher / learning how to code
A powerful tool for students and all those who have to do some boring stuff.
- Mike Coutermarsh73Code @ GitHub · WrittenCheck out the RescueTime Chrome extension. You can limit how much time you spend on certain types of sites.
- Michael BennettMarketing, sales, operations.
I love Rescuetime and have used it for more than a year. Affordable and a great way to manage how you are spending your time. It's not yet a full solution, and will need to expand to iOS mobile and also provide a more robust solution for offline tracking.
- Alexander RomanovChief Financial Officer
Extremely helpful tool if one struggles to improve his/her daily productivity.
- Sebastian Tory-PrattDesign Lead, Addo · WrittenYou can add sites to a redlist and set a total time limit for sites on the list. Its simple to use and free.
- Ana Carolina MenezesHead of Marketing @ Byld · WrittenIt will help track social media use and make a better use of your time!
