Privacy Policy

Overview

Focuh is a local-first Chrome extension for blocking distracting websites during a focus challenge.

Data the extension stores

Focuh stores the following data in Chrome's local extension storage on your device:

• The domains you choose to block.
• Your challenge start and end dates.
• Daily counts of blocked-site attempts.
• Your optional work-hours schedule (days and times when blocking applies).
• Your optional daily time limit and daily counters of time spent on blocked sites.
• A small transient record of the tab currently being timed, used only while a blocked site is open on your allowance.

Data the extension processes

When you navigate to a webpage, Focuh checks the top-level page hostname against your blocked-domain list. If the hostname matches during an active challenge, the extension redirects the tab to its local blocked page and increments that day's attempt count.

If you enable the optional daily time limit, Focuh locally tracks how long a blocked site is the active tab, and checks your device's idle state so time away from the keyboard is not counted. Idle state and active-tab checks are processed locally and are never stored beyond the counters above or transmitted anywhere.

Data sharing

Focuh does not sell, share, transfer, or transmit your data. The extension does not send your blocked domains, browsing activity, attempt counts, or challenge settings to any external server.

Remote code and analytics

Focuh does not load remote code. It does not use analytics, advertising SDKs, tracking pixels, or third-party telemetry.

Data deletion

You can delete the extension's stored data by removing blocked domains in the options page, resetting your challenge settings, clearing the extension's Chrome storage, or uninstalling the extension.

Contact

For privacy questions, email support@focuh.com.