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Show HN: QuietHours – Site blocker that syncs with Google Calendar focus events

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Most site blockers require you to manually start a focus session. QuietHours reads your Google Calendar and automatically blocks distracting sites during events you've tagged as focus time—no manual scheduling needed.

When a focus event starts, the block list activates. When it ends, everything unlocks. You can also override temporarily if you have a legitimate reason to visit a blocked site.

Free: 3 events/day, 10 blocked sites. Pro ($5/mo): unlimited events and sites, plus weekly focus stats.

Built with WXT + React. Pending Chrome Web Store review.

*URL*: https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/okdmecodmihlgbkeacm...

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Calendar events are a proxy for focus, not a signal. This fixes the wrong problem.

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