How do I start a FireFocus session?
Name a topic, set a timer, and start from the Chrome popup. That topic is what each page is checked against during the session.
How it works
How FireFocus blocks off-topic tabs during a focus session
Name a topic, start a timed Chrome session, and browse. FireFocus checks page content against that topic. On-topic pages stay. Off-topic pages hit a wall.
Start a session with a named topic and a timer
Open the FireFocus popup in Chrome. Type the topic - a course, a ticket, or a draft. Set a timer and start. That name is what each page is checked against.
Browse normally
Related docs, search, and the lecture stay open when they match the topic. You keep using Chrome as usual.
Off-topic pages hit a wall
Feeds, Shorts, Reels, listings, and other rabbit holes that do not match the topic get a full-page wall. The session stays on.
Optional Social Media Manager
You can turn on switches for short-form video and feeds. Those blocks can stay on even when a focus session is not running. Blocked pages get the wall. After you turn a block on, you cannot turn it off for 24 hours.
Privacy
Only during an active session, and only to judge if the page matches your topic. We send a snippet of page text to our server for that check. We delete that text after the check. We keep the host name and the yes/no verdict. Privacy policy.
Install
Add FireFocus AI from the Chrome Web Store, then start a session. AI focus Chrome extension.
FAQ
What gets a wall during a focus session?
Feeds, Shorts, Reels, listings, and other rabbit holes that do not match the topic get a full-page wall. Related docs, search, and the lecture stay open.
Does FireFocus read pages when I am not in a session?
Only during an active session, and only to judge if the page matches your topic. We send a snippet of page text to our server for that check. We delete that text after the check. We keep the host name and the yes/no verdict.