A cute website blocker for Chrome
Pawse is a cute, pink website blocker for Chrome with a cat mascot. When you open a site you blocked, the cat holds up a paw and asks if this is what you meant to do. You decide how hard it is to get back in.
Why a cute blocker works better
Most blockers feel like a punishment, so people turn them off after a week. Pawse is kind instead of strict: a soft pink block page, a cat that breathes with you, and a little party when you close the tab instead of scrolling.
It's still a real blocker. You can make getting back in as easy as one click or as hard as a lock that lasts for days.
What you get
- Right-click any page and block it: the whole site or just one page.
- Six ways to get back in: one click, a few breaths, a wait timer, typing a sentence, writing down why, or a hard lock.
- One-tap presets to block just the addictive part, like YouTube Shorts or Instagram Reels.
- Allowances like “30 minutes of YouTube a day” (Pro).
- Focus sessions and schedules (Pro).
- A weekly “I saved you from distractions 12 times” count, and a cute card to share it.
Price
Free for up to 5 sites. Pro is $4.99 a month or $24.99 a year and adds unlimited sites, allowances, schedules, focus sessions and the stricter unlock levels.
Questions
Is there an aesthetic or girly website blocker?
Yes. Pawse is designed in a strawberry-milk pink with a cartoon cat, and it works in Chrome, Edge and Brave on desktop.
Does it work on my phone?
No. Chrome on phones doesn't support extensions. On your phone, use Screen Time (iPhone) or Digital Wellbeing (Android) to limit apps.
Does Pawse see what I browse?
No. Your block list and stats stay in your browser. There's no account and no tracking.
Try Pawse. Free for up to 5 sites, no account needed.
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