Ranked by measurement
Best distraction blocker
9 tested · top 9 shown
Ordered by a seven-frame production-readiness benchmark measured from each product's public surface — not popularity, pricing or feature count. Nobody pays to appear here and the order is never edited. How it is measured →
How this field scores
low 50median 74best 87
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AppcognitoAndroid app and site blocker with on-device privacy and no account required.Perf 99Sec 25Priv 100Rel 100Std 97Disc 90appcognito.seozial.com · measured 2026-08-09 - 2
LockIn MCPAI-connected distraction blocker that enforces focus at the system level.Perf 59Sec 100Priv 75Rel 100Std 89Disc 85lockinmcp.com · measured 2026-08-09 - 3
bunqrWindows app that locks your screen to a single study resource for a set time.Perf 98Sec 45Priv 25Rel 100Std 92Disc 100getbunqr.com · measured 2026-08-10 - 4
AmnesiaA Mac menu bar app that asks why you opened a distracting app and keeps your intent on screen.Perf 68Sec 45Priv 75Rel 100Std 92Disc 35vidursaini.com · measured 2026-08-09 - 5
OmbrelleOmbrelle dims background windows on Mac to reduce visual distraction.Perf 81Sec 25Priv 75Rel 90Std 92Disc 60ombrelle.app · measured 2026-08-09 - 6LOCKINLOCKIN is a browser extension that blocks distracting websites during timed focus sessions.Perf 95Sec 45Priv 25Rel 92Std 92Disc 47lockindotcom.vercel.app · measured 2026-08-09
- 7FocusTubeChrome extension that hides YouTube's feed, recommendations, and comments.Perf 82Sec 45Priv 25Rel 92Std 92Disc 47focustube.tech · measured 2026-08-09
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AshdeckNew Tab page for Chrome combining a Pomodoro timer and website blocker.Perf 64Sec 45Priv 25Rel 67Std 86Disc 70ashdeck.com · measured 2026-08-09 - 9
LinkedIn Feed BlockerChrome extension that hides the LinkedIn feed on a schedule you set.Perf 100Sec 45Priv 25Rel 47Std 64Disc 15yvetter438.github.io · measured 2026-08-09
What this does not say
Products whose sites block automated readers are left out rather than ranked last — we did not measure them, and bottom placement would claim something we never observed. Scores are floors: anything set at a CDN, a proxy or behind a login is invisible from the public surface.