I was the kid who
couldn't stop gaming.
So I built the thing that finally made me.
Anay Goenka
Three hours. Gone.
I'd sit down to play "one quick game" and look up to find it was 2 AM. School assignments piling up. Sleep destroyed. I wasn't casually hooked — I was genuinely addicted, and I knew it.
Willpower wasn't cutting it. I needed something external to force the change.
Everything I tried failed.
Browser extensions? Two clicks to disable. The apps that actually worked? $30 to $100+, subscriptions on top. My parents weren't about to pay for a tool to fix a problem I created.
"Every free blocker I found was laughably easy to bypass. A minute of Googling and the 'unbypassable' tool was bypassed."
So I built my own.
I taught myself Swift. I learned how DNS blocking works, how macOS daemons run, how to write browser extensions. Layer by layer, I built something that would genuinely stop me — not just inconvenience me.
6 independent blocking layers. Lock mechanisms that force you to commit. A background daemon you can't just quit. If I was going to build a blocker, it was going to be the one I couldn't outsmart.
It worked.
I'm no longer addicted to gaming. FocusDragon is what got me there. And I'm releasing it for free because if this was my situation, it's definitely someone else's too.
No subscriptions. No paywalls. No accounts. No catch. Nobody should have to pay to fix their own focus.
If this sounds like your story,
this was built for you.
Download FocusDragon and take back the hours you've been losing.