BlockChamp ā knock out your distractions and become king of your time. A gamified website blocker with mascots, voice lines, leaderboards, and royal stare-downs.
Hey Product Hunt! šš„
I built BlockChamp because every website blocker I tried felt like a chore ā
you install it, hit a gray "this site is blocked" page, feel nothing, and turn
it off by Thursday.
Breaking a bad habit is hard. Staring at a punishment screen doesn't make it
easier.
So I flipped it: what if focusing felt like leveling up a character instead of denying yourself?
In BlockChamp:
š„ You block the sites and apps that steal your day (social, video, news, shopping, gaming, and more ā one tap each).
ā¬ļø Every focused day earns XP, levels, and streaks. You climb from "Peasant of Procrastination" all the way to "King of Your Time."
š¤ When you DO try to sneak onto a blocked site, a crowned boxing King stares you down and roasts you out loud, then sends you back to work. It's funny the first time and weirdly effective every time after.
š A leaderboard lets you compete on focus hours and distractions resisted.
š And for the days your willpower is weak, Hardcore mode makes you sit through a cooldown timer (or beat the King's boxing combo) before you can turn focus off ā so quitting takes effort, not a single click.
The whole idea is simple: bad habits stick because they're rewarding in the
moment. So I made the good habit rewarding in the moment too ā points, ranks,
streaks, a little trash talk, and the satisfaction of watching your reign grow.
It's free to start.
Pro unlocks unlimited blocking, all categories, schedules,
hardcore mode, and sync across devices.
I'd love your honest take: does turning focus into a game actually help you
quit doomscrolling, or do you think the novelty wears off?
Roast me below š
ā Ollie
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