Focusly
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What both publish
| Fact | Focusly | Freedom |
|---|---|---|
| API and SDKs | The homepage does not describe a public API, SDK, webhook interface or developer integration surface. | The reviewed product and support pages describe no public API or developer SDK. |
| Integrations | No third-party integrations are listed on the product homepage. | The homepage describes exclusive focus audio tracks from Brain.fm as an included feature. |
| Licence | The source is published under the MIT licence. | Freedom's terms describe its software as proprietary and license object-code use; the terms prohibit reverse engineering and modification. |
| Privacy | The maker says there is no account system, cloud sync, analytics, telemetry or phone-home behavior. | The company says desktop and mobile blocking runs locally and that browsing or app activity is not logged or transmitted by the blockers. |
| Purpose | Focusly tracks application and website time, supports daily limits, runs focus sessions, and blocks distracting sites. | Freedom blocks distracting apps, websites, or the entire internet to help people focus. |
| Rating on Chrome Web Store | 0 out of 5 from 0 ratings | 3.2 out of 5 from 103 ratings. |
Focusly plans
- FreeFree
Freedom plans
- FreeFree
- Premium (monthly)$8.99 a month
- Premium (yearly)$40 a year
- Forever$99.50, paid once
Pick Focusly if…
Focusly suits people who want local tracking, scheduled blocking, and focus sessions without an account or cloud sync. It is available for Windows and macOS, with an optional Chrome extension.
Pick Freedom if…
Freedom may suit people seeking fewer interruptions for work, study, or daily life. Its device syncing is useful for people who switch between supported platforms, while site exceptions are limited by platform.