Helpful if your addicted to your screen and self control isnt enough Indulging too much in entertainement on screens, it was affecting my life in many levels. I tried to manage this by myself, but eventually I realised I lacked the self control. This really helped me. Plus you can customize your plan, you can add websites to the forbidden list WHILE your plan is active, you can set an uninstall protection to make sure you dont get rid of the software in a moment of weakness...

The application works great when it… The application works great when it comes to blocking websites but it is terribly slow when it comes to setting up my plans and schedules. I'm currently using a surface go 2, which while I know isnt the fastest laptop it is definitely a solid one. The only reason I continune to use this is because it is the most strict software on the market.

Probably the best software I've purchased If you want to have more control over your digital environment, get FocusMe. Seriously, it's the best app out there. It can do anything you want it to with unlimited customizability and if setup properly is nearly impossible to workaround. The value add to your life and mental well-being is worth 50x the asking price.

Focusme is the best there is for the job I think there is really not great alternatives around for blocking and focus programs. Focusme is super customizable with how you can set up your plans, and with forced mode you can not cheat. Customer care is also top notch. I've owned the program for many years now and I've always got answers to my questions within few days.

Can be set to be impossible to circumvent. 10/10 Before buying this I always gave in to distractions and let my work pile up. Now I'm forced to be productive because I've set the blockers to be impossible to circumvent. This is such an underrated feature and I'm surprised no other blocking software I've seen has it! I'm many times more productive now than before. Mere willpower does not compare at all. I would recommend FocusMe to anyone who struggles with digital distractions.