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For people who’ve already tried willpower

STOP NEGOTIATING
WITH YOURSELF

youtube.com/watch?v=aZ91k_xT
ALLOWED — this video only
ALLOWED

Every other blocker lets you unblock the whole site for “just one video.” Kyte only unblocks the one video.

Free core blocker · Apple Silicon & Intel · No account required

The loophole every blocker leaves open

You don’t lose focus.
You negotiate it away.

A normal blocker

1

You unblock YouTube to watch one tutorial

2

The tutorial ends. The sidebar is already loading

3

47 minutes later, you’re watching a stranger rank cereal mascots

Kyte

1

You allow exactly one video URL

2

The tutorial ends. The sidebar stays blocked — it was never allowed

3

You close the tab. There was nowhere else to go

How it works

Allow the page.
Not the site.

Most blockers operate one level too coarse — domain or app. Kyte adds the level that actually matters: the exact page.

What you allowWhat stays blocked
youtube.com/watch?v=aZ91k_xTHome feed, Shorts, recommended, every other video
docs.google.com/document/d/9fK2…Every other doc, Drive home, Gmail in the same tab group
notion.so/team/project-xThe rest of the workspace, the sidebar, every other page
01

App & domain blocking

Everything you'd expect from a serious blocker — schedule sessions, block whole apps or sites, lock yourself out for a fixed window.

02

URL-level allowlisting

The part nobody else has. Paste the one link you actually need. Everything else on that domain stays exactly as blocked as before.

03

Locked sessions

Start a session you can't talk yourself out of early. No settings menu workaround, no quick toggle.

What’s next

This is the start.
Not the whole thing.

We’re building a few more pieces of Kyte right now that we’re not ready to show yet. They’ll land here first.

01
In development
02
In development
03
In development

Privacy, by architecture

We don’t want
your data either.

Other focus apps ask for an account before you can block your first site. Kyte doesn’t have anywhere to send your browsing history, because it never leaves your Mac.

No account

Open the app. Set your rules. That's the whole setup.

No cloud sync

Everything lives in local storage on your Mac, by default.

No analytics

Your blocklist and browsing activity are never transmitted anywhere.

Optional sync

Need rules across two Macs? Sync is opt-in, later — never required.

Pricing

One honest price.
No subscription.

Kyte Core

Free

  • App & domain blocking
  • Scheduled & manual sessions
  • Locked mode
  • 100% local — no account

Kyte Unlimited

$29 once

  • Everything in Core
  • URL-level allowlisting
  • Unlimited custom rules
  • One price, yours forever

No trial countdown. No card on file for the free tier. Pay once if the loophole-closing feature is worth it to you.

Your willpower
was never the problem.

The loophole was. Close it.

macOS 12+ · Apple Silicon & Intel · 8.4 MB