A timer that gets out of the way
Choose anything from a short reset to a deep-work block, then let the simple countdown hold the space.
Focus timer & website blocker for Chrome
Make space for
focused work.
QuietDock is a minimal focus timer that puts distracting sites out of reach—just long enough to do what matters.
For Google Chrome · No account required
Ready
Drag the marker to set your focus time. 0 sessions completed0 minutes focused today
Everything you need. Nothing you don’t.
A quieter way to get things done.
Distractions stay outside
Add the sites that pull you away. QuietDock blocks them only while your focus session is active.
Progress, quietly recorded
See your completed sessions, daily focus time, weekly rhythm and all-time total—without streak pressure.
A small ritual
Three steps to a calmer browser.
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Choose your distractions
Add the domains you want QuietDock to hold back.
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Set your time
Use the dashboard dial or pick a quick start from the toolbar.
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Return to what matters
The sites reopen when your session ends. Your completed focus time is recorded automatically.
Designed with restraint
No feed.
No streaks.
No noise.
Focus tools should not become another place to spend your attention. QuietDock is intentionally small: no account, no social layer and no complicated system to maintain.
- Interface
- Calm and monochrome
- Setup
- Less than a minute
- Data
- Stored in your browser
- Commitment
- No pause or bypass
The essentials
QuietDock, at a glance.
How does the website blocker work?
Add the domains that distract you, then start a focus session. QuietDock blocks those websites only while the timer is active and restores access as soon as the session ends or you stop it.
Can I use QuietDock as a Pomodoro timer?
Yes. Choose a 25-minute session for a classic Pomodoro-style focus block, or set any duration from 10 minutes to 4 hours. QuietDock keeps it simple: there are no automatic breaks, streaks, or rewards.
Does QuietDock track my browsing?
No. QuietDock compares tab addresses with your blocklist while it runs, but it does not save your browsing history, read page content, use analytics, or send extension data to the developer.
What do I need to get started?
Just Google Chrome. Add the extension, choose the sites you want to block, and start a timer. There is no account to create and setup takes less than a minute.
Your next session can be quieter