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Stillwood
A website blocker that asks why you're opening the site
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A website blocker that asks why you're opening the site
1 follower
Stillwood pauses YouTube, Reddit or any site on your list for a few seconds and asks what's pulling you there. Each answer gets a small way back to work, and every 20 focused minutes grows a ring. Free, no account, your data stays on your computer.
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Hi Product Hunt! I'm Maxim, and I made Stillwood.
A blocker that only says "no" is easy to switch off the first time you need the site for work. Stillwood takes a different approach. When you reach for YouTube, Reddit or anything else on your list, it pauses for a few seconds and asks one question: what's pulling you here? Bored, tired, anxious, stuck, need it for work, or it just opened itself.
Each answer gets its own small way back. Tired gets a 5-minute break away from the screen. "Need it for work" opens the site for 10 minutes with a purpose, and on YouTube that means search only, without the feed, Shorts or recommendations.
Every 20 minutes of your own work grows a ring, like a tree. If something pulled you away, the ring keeps an orange edge. The statistics page shows when the pull is strongest and which reasons come up most.
There are also schedules, daily limits per site and a strict mode that stops you from loosening your rules during focus time.
It's free, there's no account, and nothing leaves your computer.
I'd love to hear what you think, especially what would make you keep a blocker switched on.