Doomwall

A Chrome extension that blocks the sites you keep opening — out of habit, boredom, or whatever it is today — and shames you a little when you try.

What it does

Rules. Block a domain, just a path on it (youtube.com/shorts), or carve out an exception (reddit.com/r/programming). Optionally only during a time window.
Blocked page. A guilt line, how many times you tried today and overall, and roughly how much time you got back.
Bypass. One tab gets through when you admit you have no self-control. Capped per day if you want.
Pause. Turn everything off for a few minutes when you actually need a site.
Activity. Daily and all-time numbers, a 14-day chart, time spent per site.
Agent-ready. Every control is a WebMCP tool, so your AI agent can manage the wall for you.
Private. Everything stays in your browser. No accounts, no servers.

Clone akgupta89/doomwall.
chrome://extensions → enable Developer mode → Load unpacked → pick the folder.
Click the toolbar icon → Rules → Add rule.

reddit.com: 14 times today, 212 all time. That's roughly 3.5 hours you got back. Was there a reason, or just a reflex?