I have been using Claritas for a while, and it's one of the most well-thought-out productivity tools I have tried. What stands out is that it goes beyond simply blocking distracting websites—it encourages healthier focus habits.
The focus sessions, scheduled blocking and daily time limits make it much easier to stay on track, while the productivity analytics provide useful insights into where my time is actually going. I also appreciate the clean, intuitive interface, which makes everything easy to set up and use.
It's clear that a lot of thought and effort went into building Claritas. If you are looking for a practical tool to reduce distractions, improve productivity and build better digital habits, I would definitely recommend giving it a try.
How granular can the analytics get, like can it break down which specific apps or sites pulled my attention the most over a week?
@dursunltxo Yes! Claritas can show which specific websites distracted you the most and how much time you spent on them over the week. It also provides productivity insights to help you spot patterns and improve your focus.
the timed lock feature actually got me to put my phone down for a full hour, which never happens. the analytics breakdown was a nice touch to see where my focus was slipping.
The lock duration selector feels really well thought out, letting you pick the exact window that matches your workflow. Nice touch that points roll over even after a session ends.
The timed locks paired with the points system feel really thoughtfully designed, makes blocking distractions feel like a small game rather than a chore.