Protect the hours
that

Your attention is the product. Browwwser blocks distracting sites and apps at the engine level, so the decision to focus gets made once — not every twenty minutes.

Try free for 7 days

30-second tour, with sound. It loads only when you press play.

The cycle ends here

Nobody is protecting your calendar

🔌
Block the morning
Holds for a week
💔
One urgent thing
"I'll just check"
🔁
The day is gone
Ship tomorrow, again
Switch to Browwwser
No disable button.
See it in action

What you see when Browwwser says no

Browwwser showing a blocked page for youtube.com, with the Sites panel open on the right

Blocked sites never load

No countdown, no "continue anyway" button. You get a plain page and a counter of how many times you tried.

Browwwser lock step asking for a recovery password

Lock mode you can't talk your way out of

The blocklist locks behind a recovery password you choose. No unlock button, no timer. Give the password to someone you trust.

Browwwser Schedule panel with a weekly grid of days and hours, with weekday working hours selected

Block on your schedule

Pick the hours on a weekly grid, then add whole groups in one click: social media, news, video, shopping or AI.

Features

Built for the hours that actually matter

For people whose worst distraction is a legitimate one.

Core
Site blocking
Pages are intercepted before they load. Not a redirect, not a timer — the dashboard you check twelve times a day simply isn't reachable during the block.
youtube.comBlocked
reddit.comBlocked
linkedin.comBlocked
macOS native
Block desktop apps
Slack and the mail client close along with their websites. The notification that pulls you out of a pricing problem doesn't arrive at all.
Slack
Discord
Steam
Willpower backup
Lock mode
Lock the list behind a recovery password. You decide at 9 a.m., when the priority is obvious — not at 3 p.m., when the hard task is staring back at you.
🔒Locked — recovery password required
Migration
Bring your Chrome setup
Bookmarks, passwords, extensions, history: one click. Your tools, your logins, your workflow — nothing to rebuild before you can start.
🔖Bookmarks142 imported✓
🔑Passwords87 imported✓
🔧Extensions4 compatible✓
Automation
Scheduled blocking
Two protected hours every morning, automatically. The block is already there when you sit down, so the day doesn't start with a negotiation.
Work hours9am – 5pm
Evening wind-down10pm – 7am
● Active nowOn
Quick start
One-click presets
Social, news, video — blocked as a group. Useful when the distraction changes every week but the pattern doesn't.
Social MediaVideoNewsShopping
12 sites blocked via presets
Pricing

Simple pricing. No surprises.

Less than the cost of one lost afternoon. Both plans include every feature and every update.

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Free 7-day trial
Then $99 / year
  • All features included
  • Every update included
  • Site + app blocking
  • Priority support
Try for free
7-day free trial included
Lifetime
$199
one-time payment
  • All features included
  • Every update included
  • Site + app blocking
  • Pay once, own it
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Prices in US dollars. At checkout, Stripe can show the amount in your local currency, converted at the day's rate.

14-day money-back guaranteeNo questions asked. Not for you? Full refund.
FAQ

What founders ask

That's exactly the problem — a distraction you can justify is the hardest one to stop. Blocking works on a schedule, so you're not choosing between focus and responsiveness: you're deciding in advance when each one wins. Two protected hours, then everything opens back up.
Unless you've locked the list, you can unblock in seconds. Lock Mode is for the blocks you know you'll try to talk yourself out of; a schedule covers the rest, for example mornings blocked and afternoons open.
The opposite. Extensions live one click from being switched off, and that click always happens at the worst moment. Here the blocking is part of the browser itself: there's no toggle to find, and other browsers can be blocked as apps.
Everything. It's Chromium, so your password manager, your extensions, your bookmarks and your history all import in one click. Same engine, same speed.
Yes. Add the apps to your blocklist (Slack, Discord, Steam…) and they close while blocking is on — otherwise the app is just the loophole that makes the block pointless.
14-day money-back guarantee, no questions asked, on top of the 7-day trial.
Yes. Browwwser is available now for macOS 12 or later and for Windows 10 or 11 (64-bit), with a 7-day free trial, then $99 per year or $199 once for lifetime access. There is no Linux, iPhone or Android version yet.
Cold Turkey and Freedom are separate apps that control your browsers from outside: Cold Turkey through a browser extension, Freedom through a local proxy on Mac. Browwwser is the browser itself, so there is no extension to disable and no proxy to switch off. The trade-off: Browwwser runs only on macOS, while Cold Turkey also runs on Windows and Freedom also runs on phones. To cover other browsers on your Mac, block them as apps.
Browwwser is made by ARGROUP US LLC and was created by Antoine Remusat, an independent developer who built it after bypassing every blocker he tried. Support answers at support@browwwser.com.
No. Your browsing history, your list of blocked sites and apps, and your schedules stay on your Mac and are never sent to our servers. We only receive what a purchase needs (email, licence, payment through Stripe) and anonymous usage statistics.

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