How It Works
Set limits, optionally refine by schedule, track usage, and get blocked when time is up.
1. Set Limits
Choose daily and weekly caps per site (e.g., 30 min/day). The site is blocked once you hit the limit.
2. Time Windows
Optional: apply different limits by schedule (e.g., strict Mon–Fri 9–5, relaxed on weekends). Multiple windows supported.
3. Track Progress
See how much time you've used vs your limit in the popup and dashboard. Stay in control before time runs out.
4. When Blocked
When your limit is reached, a clear blocked page shows countdown and limit info—no bypass, just a nudge back on track.
Detailed usage statistics for specific paths
Assign a category to group this website
1. Set daily and weekly limits
Pick a site, turn on limits, and set how much time you allow per day and per week. Once you hit the cap, the site is blocked until the next day or week.
Stop doomscrolling
Hard stops make you aware of how much time has passed and help break the infinite scroll loop.
Build better habits
Over time, you'll naturally check distracting sites less often and protect time for deep work.
Window 1
End time must be greater than start time (no cross-day support)
If set, this limit applies within this time window. Otherwise, the global limit is used.
Window 2
End time must be greater than start time (no cross-day support)
If set, this limit applies within this time window. Otherwise, the global limit is used.
2. Optional: time windows
Refine when limits apply. Set stricter caps during work hours (e.g., Mon–Fri 9–5) and relaxed ones on weekends. Each window can have its own limit or use your global limit.
Workday vs weekend
Stricter during the week, more flexible on weekends— keeps work-life balance without manual toggling.
Automatic switching
Outside your time windows, daily or weekly limits apply automatically. No need to change settings.
3. Track progress toward your limit
In the popup and dashboard, see how much time you've used vs your daily or weekly limit. Stay in control before time runs out.
Sites with limits
4. When time's up, we've got you
Once you hit your limit, SiteKeeper shows a clear blocked page with countdown and limit info. No bypass, no guilt—just a nudge to get back on track.
Time's Up!
You've reached your daily limit for youtube.com
Simple to setup
Choose Websites
Add the websites you want to limit (e.g., facebook.com, youtube.com).
Set Time Limit
Decide how much time you allow yourself per day (e.g., 30 mins).
We Handle the Rest
SiteKeeper tracks your usage and blocks the site automatically when time runs out.
Users reclaiming their time
David Kim
Entrepreneur
"The strict mode is a lifesaver. I used to disable my other blockers, but SiteKeeper keeps me honest."
Sarah Jenkins
Researcher
"I limit news sites to 15 minutes a day. It's enough to stay informed without getting sucked into a rabbit hole."
Mark Ross
Developer
"Simple and effective. The block page is actually quite nice, just a gentle reminder to get back to work."