BreakCycle is built around a small idea: the version of you who plans your day is usually better at it than the version of you who's six social tabs deep at 11pm. So you set the rules now — calmly, intentionally — and BreakCycle does the quiet work of holding the line later (while not collecting your data).
Block your problem sites during your work hours on weekdays, then keep a separate schedule for weekends. No more lumping Saturday in with Tuesday.
If a hard block feels too strict, give yourself a budget instead — say, twenty minutes a day. Spend it however you want. When it's gone, the sites go quiet until tomorrow.
You don't always need to be cut off. The Take a Break button gives you a small, deliberate window to handle something real, without blowing up the schedule you set for yourself.
BreakCycle is free and private: it runs entirely in your browser, and never asks you to sign in. It's compatible with Chrome, Brave, Edge, Opera, and other Chromium browsers. There's no account, no sync, no server collecting your data — because a tool meant to help you spend less time online shouldn't itself be one more thing watching you.