Coregent locks your computer at the system level, before your brain has time to negotiate.
Backed by 100+ early adopters
Your brain treats difficulty like danger and distraction like relief. A trillion-dollar industry has spent two decades making that reflex faster. The pull isn't weakness. It's a system doing exactly what it was designed to do.
Gloria Mark, UC Irvine
Glenn Wilson, Univ. of London
Discipline fights the same battle every day and loses a little more each time. Coregent removes the battle before it starts.
The goal was never superhuman discipline. It's an environment that makes focus natural instead of forced. Change what's in reach, and you stop needing the willpower you used to rely on.
Every rep reroutes the path a little further. Skip the switch, finish the session, and the route to focus gets stronger while the route to distraction goes quiet. Do it enough times, and the new path is the one your brain reaches for first.
Most blockers live in the browser. Your habits don't. Coregent runs below them, with the structure of a calendar and the firmness of a locked door.
You choose what gets blocked — sites, apps, entire categories. Everything runs at the kernel level, so there's no browser to switch, no incognito to try. What you block stays blocked.
Friction adds a pause. Enough time for your brain to catch up to the impulse. Blocking removes the option entirely.
Work hours, deep-focus blocks, sleep windows. Set it once. Coregent handles the rest without asking.
25-minute sprints, 5-minute breaks. Or build your own: 50/10, 90/15, whatever rhythm fits your work.
Regent Mode freezes your blocklist and your schedule before the urge arrives. Nothing can be edited, nothing can be switched off. Access comes back only when you've earned it.
youtube.com
reddit.com
Steam
NetflixConnect Strava. Nothing opens until a run or a workout is logged. The impulse that sent you to your phone doesn't survive the first kilometer.
Quote after quote, every word typed by hand, no paste, exactly. Long enough for the craving to lose its grip.
You have power over your mind, not outside events. The impediment to action advances action. What stands in the way becomes the way.
— Aurelius
Most blockers live in the browser. Coregent runs below them.
System-level blocking (all browsers)
App blocking (not just websites)
Total lockdown
Built-in Pomodoro / Focus timer
Unlock via real-world challenge (Strava, retype)
100% local · no cloud · zero tracking
Free tier
Paid tier
$5.99/mo · $49/yrOS supported
| Feature | Coregent | Freedom | Opal | Extensions |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Blocking & control | ||||
| System-level blocking (all browsers) | Full support | Partial supportSome browsers | Partial supportmacOS bypass bug | Not availableSingle browser only |
| App blocking (not just websites) | Full support | Full support | Full support | Not available |
| Total lockdown | Full support | Full support | Full support | Not available |
| Focus mechanics | ||||
| Built-in Pomodoro / Focus timer | Full support | Partial supportFocus Sessions | Not available | Not available |
| Unlock via real-world challenge (Strava, retype) | Full support | Not available | Not available | Not available |
| Privacy & pricing | ||||
| 100% local · no cloud · zero tracking | Full support | Partial supportAccount required | Not availableCloud sync | Not available |
| Free tier | Full supportBlocking, Pomodoro & Focus Session | Partial supportManual sessions, max 2h | Partial support2–3 sessions/day | Full support |
| Paid tier | $5.99/mo · $49/yr | $3.33/mo · $39.99/yr | $19.99/mo · $99.99/yr | Not available |
| OS supported | Windows · macOS | Win · macOS · iOS · Android | macOS · iOS · Android | Desktop browsers |
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Every hour in the feed is an hour the algorithm spent thinking for you. The people building the next decade aren't the ones with more hours. They're the ones who learned to point their hours at the right thing.
Free to download · No account required · Runs 100% locally
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