DistractLock: Block Websites, Shorts, Reels & Feeds

Block websites, Shorts, Reels, feeds, comments, and recommendations without losing the useful parts of the web.

DistractLock helps you block the distracting parts of websites without blocking the parts you still need. Most website blockers are all or nothing. That can be useful, but it does not always match how people actually use the web. You may still need YouTube for tutorials, Reddit for useful threads, or social platforms for work, but not the feeds, Shorts, Reels, recommendations, comments, or endless scrolling loops. DistractLock is built for that problem. For supported platforms like YouTube, Reddit, Instagram, and Facebook, DistractLock gives you granular distraction controls. Instead of blocking the entire website, you can reduce the parts that usually pull you away from what you meant to do. For custom sites, DistractLock works like a traditional website blocker. Add the domain and block the whole site when you need a cleaner focus session. Current features include: Granular distraction controls for supported platforms Support for YouTube, Reddit, Instagram, and Facebook Controls for feeds, Shorts, Reels, recommendations, comments, and other attention traps Full blocking for custom websites Saved blocks for repeated focus sessions Start now, schedule once, or repeat daily Timed blocks Optional password prompt before stopping, editing, or deleting a block Adult protection while a block is running Free plan and Pro features Optional account connection through distractlock.app Local browser storage for block settings DistractLock is still in beta and is being actively improved. The goal is to make a simple, practical focus tool for people who do not want a bloated productivity app and do not want to make the web unusable just to stay focused. Use it for deep work, study sessions, intentional browsing, or any time you want to keep useful websites available while removing the parts that waste your time.