focus roulette

Browser extension live / Android beta waitlist open

One click.One shot.30 minutes.

Open a distracting site—or, soon, an Android app—and one chamber decides: access or focus. The result locks for 30 minutes across your signed-in devices.

start with 7 days

7 days full accesscustom hours includedzero browsing-history upload

live decisiontarget / youtube.com09:42:08
youtube.com
Result lockedFOCUS30:00

Same result on every browser.

Focus decision locked for 30 minutes.

demo sequence / not a new decision

00 / MODERATION

Use the site.Don't lose the hour.

A permanent block can be useful. But the same site that wastes an hour can also answer a question, teach you something, or help you unwind.

The goal is moderation. Access remains possible, but not automatic: one result sets the boundary for the next 30 minutes.

01 / TWO SURFACES

The browser catches the tab. Android catches the app.

Same account, schedule, and server-authoritative 30-minute decision. A different interruption layer for each surface.

Private pilot

Browser extension

Stop the reflex before a selected website loads.

  • Chrome, Brave, Edge, and Firefox
  • Rules hold across refreshes and tabs
  • No general browsing-history upload
Start with the extension
one account30:00one decision

Waitlist open

Android app

Choose the apps that pull you off task and meet the same roulette screen as they open.

  • Android 8 and newer
  • Selected app list stays on your phone
  • Requires Usage Access and display-over-apps permission

Beta invites and material launch updates only. Privacy details.

02 / THE ROUND

Interrupt the impulse. Keep the result.

  1. 01

    Load the distractions.

    Choose the sites that pull you off task and set the working hours that fit your week.

  2. 02

    Take one shot.

    Before the feed appears, the chamber resolves one access-or-focus result for the next 30 minutes.

  3. 03

    Live with the result.

    Refresh, reopen, or switch browsers. The same answer holds until the clock reaches zero.

03 / ANTI-CHEESE

No cheap exploits.

04 / PRICING

Seven days to see if the boundary holds.

The trial starts after setup, not when the account is created. Use every Pro control for seven days, then choose how to keep it.

7 day trialNo card before you decide.join the private pilot

Monthly Pro

$4.99 / month

Keep the moderation rule active without a large upfront decision.

  • Unlimited distracting websites
  • Two 15-minute snoozes each day
  • Custom odds and settings lock
  • Cancel before the next billing period

Lifetime Pro

$99.99 one time

For people who would rather pay once than keep another subscription.

  • The same complete Pro access
  • No recurring charge
  • Attached permanently to the account
  • This purchase option may be removed

05 / NO SURVEILLANCE

Sync the rule. Leave the browsing history behind.

Focus Roulette needs: the domains you choose, your working hours, snoozes, plan, and current 30-minute decision. Android app choices stay on your phone.

Focus Roulette does not collect: general browsing history, your installed-app list, page content, page titles, search queries, or the full URL you tried to open.

Card information is processed securely by our payment provider and is never stored by Focus Roulette.

06 / STRAIGHT ANSWERS

FAQ

Can I refresh until I get access?

No. The decision lasts for 30 minutes. Refreshing, reopening the site, or moving to another signed-in browser keeps the same answer.

Could an outage lock me out?

No. Active 30-minute windows continue locally. If a new decision cannot be reached quickly, the page is allowed rather than leaving you stuck.

Which platforms does it support?

The browser extension supports Chrome, Brave, Edge, and Firefox on desktop. The Android app is in development and its beta waitlist is open.

How will the Android app work?

Choose distracting apps on your phone. During your schedule, Focus Roulette shows the same 30-minute access-or-focus decision used by your signed-in account. App choices stay on the device; monitoring needs Android's Usage Access and display-over-apps permissions.

Can Focus Roulette see what I browse?

It recognizes the domains you choose to interrupt. It does not upload your general browsing history, page content, page titles, search queries, or full URLs.