Focusly
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What both publish
| Fact | Focusly | one sec |
|---|---|---|
| Blocking | Focusly provides soft warnings and optional hard termination, with one-click overrides available. | Users can schedule block sessions so configured apps or websites cannot be opened during defined periods. |
| Integrations | No third-party integrations are listed on the product homepage. | Structured integration blocks distracting apps during unfinished tasks and can show upcoming tasks as healthy alternatives. |
| Privacy | The maker says there is no account system, cloud sync, analytics, telemetry or phone-home behavior. | By default, user data remains offline; data is processed only when users choose features such as support contact, subscriptions, feedback, or iCloud sync. |
| Purpose | Focusly tracks application and website time, supports daily limits, runs focus sessions, and blocks distracting sites. | one sec interrupts or blocks social media, apps, and websites to help users regain control of their time. |
| Support | Users are directed to GitHub Issues for bugs and [email protected] for private questions. | Support is provided through help articles, tutorials, an ideas and bug-feedback board, and direct contact. |
Focusly plans
- FreeFree
one sec plans
- one sec pro$6.99 a month
- one sec pro Family Plan$9.99 a month
- one sec pro$19.99 a year
- one sec pro Family Plan$29.99 a year
- one sec pro$99.99, paid once
- one sec pro Family Lifetime$149, 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 one sec if…
one sec suits people who want prompts or scheduled blocks to interrupt app and website use. Its cross-device support also suits users who move between iOS or Android devices and desktop browsers.