# NoMore - Distraction Blocker

NoMore is a native macOS blocker that watches the frontmost app and your current browser tab and steps in front of anything on your block list, with every check done locally on your Mac.

- URL: https://swiftfox.studio/apps/nomore
- Price: $6
- Category: utility (Website Blocker)
- Platform: macOS 14.0 or later, Apple Silicon and Intel
- Version: 1.0.2
- Publisher: Swiftfox Studio (https://swiftfox.studio)

## The moment you drift, NoMore steps in.

NoMore is a quiet gatekeeper for your attention. Put the sites and apps that steal your time on a block list, and the moment you open one, NoMore steps in front of it.

### How it works

1. Add the sites and apps that distract you to a single block list - by domain or by app, as many as you like.
2. NoMore quietly watches your current browser tab and the frontmost app, checking each against your list.
3. The moment something on the list comes up, it's blocked - no timer to wait out, no way to sneak past.

Native, sandboxed, signed and notarized.

## Features

- Block distracting websites with a simple block list
- Detects the current browser tab and steps in when you drift
- Block distracting apps, not just websites
- Everything is evaluated locally - URLs never leave your Mac
- Lives in the menu bar

## When to use it

### The tab you open without deciding to

Some sites get opened by muscle memory between two tasks. Putting them on the list turns the reflex back into a decision, which is usually enough.

### Protecting a deep-work block

Pair it with a timer: the timer decides when to start and stop, NoMore removes the option you keep taking in between.

### Apps, not just websites

Chat clients, games and news readers are not websites, and a browser extension cannot touch them. NoMore blocks by app as well as by domain.

### You do not want your browsing sent anywhere

The URL of your current tab is compared against your list on your own machine and never leaves it - no proxy, no DNS service, no account.

## Frequently asked questions

### How does NoMore block a website?

It asks your browser what the current tab is and compares it against your block list on your Mac. If it matches, a blocking screen comes up in front of it. Nothing is routed through a proxy or a DNS service.

### Which browsers does it work with?

Any browser that macOS lets it query for the active tab, which covers Safari and the Chromium family. macOS gates that behind an Automation permission, which is why the app asks for one on first setup.

### Does my browsing history leave my Mac?

No. The comparison is local and the app has no server-side record of what you visit. The only network calls it makes are update checks and license validation.

### Can I bypass the block?

Yes, and that is deliberate. NoMore is friction, not a lock. Software that traps you out of your own machine gets uninstalled the first time it is inconvenient at the wrong moment, and then it protects nothing.

### Is there a timed session or a schedule?

No. A blocked entry is blocked while it is on the list - there is no countdown to wait out and no daily allowance to spend. If you want time-boxed work instead, that is what a Pomodoro timer is for.

### Can it block apps as well as sites?

Yes. The block list takes domains and applications, and the app checks the frontmost app alongside the current tab.

### How much does NoMore cost?

$6 as a one-time purchase with a 14-day free trial. No card and no email are needed to start the trial.
