SelfControl for Mac
Discipline From Procrastinating
- Free
- 4.5
- 334
- V 4.0.2
Discipline From Procrastinating
SelfControl is a time management tool by Charlie Stigler and Steve Lambert. The application is designed for every user who wishes to focus on their tasks by setting a timer that blocks everything online. Users have to specify what websites and online services they need to avoid accessing and spending their precious time. They can also indicate how long should the application block them. This application will remain to block the websites even after users restart their mobile device or delete it. By blocking websites and other online services, users can read their study materials, do their jobs or pursue activities offline.
Pros
- Block online distractions
- Specify websites to block
- Set timer when will the blocking lasts
- An open source application
Cons
- Other applications may bypass the blocking
- Websites remain blocked even the application is deleted
- Has single, simplistic functionality
SelfControl for Mac
- Free
- 4.5
- 334
- V 4.0.2
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