Shut out Usual Suspects
Close the sites you already know are trouble, from a whole domain down to a single section like Shorts.
Agent powered site blocker for Chrome
Block the feed.
Keep the lecture.
A block list only covers the sites you already know, and a site you need can still have pages you don't. Write a goal, and AImKeeper checks the page in front of you and covers it when it doesn't fit.
See features
Not on the Chrome Web Store yet
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HOW IT WORKS
You can't list every site.
Most blockers work from a list, and a list only stops what you thought to add. New sites slip through, and blocking a whole site takes the useful parts down with it.
A Monitor looks at the page itself. Tell AImKeeper what you're working on, and it keeps lectures, docs, and research open while covering the feeds and videos that pull you off track. For the sites you never want to see, a Block still shuts them out completely. See all features.
State your Goals
Write your goal in plain words. AImKeeper holds every other page to it, including sites you never listed.
Set your Rhythm
Stay focused all day, for one deep-work hour, or on a weekly schedule with breaks built in.
COMING TO CHROME
Not available yet.
AImKeeper is still being tested. When it's on the Chrome Web Store, Blocks will be free. Monitors will need a subscription, with a 7-day free trial.
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Questions
Can I install AImKeeper now?
Not yet. It will be on the Chrome Web Store, and the install link will be here.
Is it free?
Blocks are free and don't need an account. Monitors need a Google sign-in and a subscription, starting with a 7-day free trial. Read the subscription terms.
What does AImKeeper see?
Only pages on sites you've added to a Monitor. For those, it sends a screenshot of the visible tab, the address, the title, and your goal to get a decision, and AImKeeper doesn't store any of it. Chrome asks for site access only when you turn a Block or Monitor on. Read the Privacy Policy.