Love the simplicity of these tools. I'm already using one listed here https://www.producthunt.com/tech... - which makes me chuckle every time it shows. Would love to see a visual representation of how much time I'm spending on my blacklisted sites "procrastinating" or how many times I attempt to. Maybe that's something the makers of this can support & maybe then I'll make the switch.
@david_west The statistics are actually a planned feature. I just pushed MVP out of the door as soon as I could (maybe even too soon) Thanks for the feedback!
@geekdima Glad to hear it Dima! Great job on the release in any case.
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@david_west Would recommend Rescue Time for tracking. It's an unreal application and shows you exactly what you've been doing, for how long @ what times of the day and assigns you a productivity score too
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I use something called GoFuckinWork. It's a chrome extension that abuses you and asks you to go back to work when you try to access self-listed non productive sites. It's amazing.
I like this but I find that gofuckingwork.com chrome extension is more motivating to stop the procrastination and go back to work. It's not too annoying to disable the block either.
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I still prefer the Focus App (https://heyfocus.com), which blocks not only websites in any browser, but applications that you blacklist. If you try to open a blacklisted app, Focus automatically closes it. Not only that you can create a focus scheduler. But the best feature so far is the Hardcore mode, which disallow disabling Focus until a configured hour of the day.
I use StayFocusd and I'm happy with it. Any feature to make me switch to this one?
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@andre_silva_santos I'm in the same situation. StayFocusd has worked for a while, however, I wouldn't mind giving this a try if it has some key differentiators.
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