My app can hide short-form content from YouTube, Instagram, and of course block TikTok entirely. It also has a separate option to block any websites you add to your blocklist either just during focus sessions or permanently. So basically, I wanted to create the ultimate focus app for personal use. I have a huge problem with focus and distraction, and nothing existing suited me or wasn't available on Windows. So I essentially created a Pomodoro-based web app with a browser extension, all in a medieval style, kind of like medieval platformer games (not the best execution yet, I'll rework it in the future). The inspiration came from the "Winter Arc" trend, which I honestly hate because gyms are always packed during that time, but I liked the core idea. So I eventually called it Infinite Arc. Main Functions: - Pomodoro Timer with customizable work periods, short/long breaks, and overflow time tracking - Website & App Blocking during focus sessions (or 24/7 if you want) - Short-Form Content Removal — hides Shorts, Reels, and TikTok feeds so you can still use the platforms productively - Focus Analytics — track your total focus time, session history, streaks, and completion rates - Google Calendar Integration — sync your schedule and see events alongside your sessions - Slack Integration — automatically update your status when you're in a focus session - Gamification — streaks, ELO rating, quests, and achievements to keep you motivated - Cross-Browser Sync — your data and settings follow you everywhere So as you can understand, I eventually decided to try to make a service out of this work. Maybe it'll help me solve my financial problems as a student who's too lazy to get a real job but somehow ready to take full responsibility for whatever this project grows into, if it even does.

InfiniteArc

pomodoro timer with slop erasing features

pomodoro timer with slop erasing features