The powerful, privacy-first open source alternative to Brick, Unpluq, and more!
Free, private, and open source forever. No subscriptions, no tracking, no data collection.
Create blocking profiles for work, studying, or bedtime
Write profiles to NFC tags or QR codes for instant activation
Choose manual, NFC/QR, or hybrid blocking approaches
Your data stays on your device. No cloud sync or tracking
Instantly block apps and websites when profiles are active
Simple interface with intuitive controls and quick configuration
Minimal resource usage with maximum performance
Transparent code that you can inspect, modify, and contribute to
Get started in just 3 simple steps
Use any NFC tag or print any QR code. You can get NFC tags online for under $1 each, or simply print any QR code from your computer.
Create custom profiles in Foqos and choose which apps and websites to block. Set up different profiles for work, study, or bedtime.
Hide that tag or QR code, focus on your life and block those distractions. When your done, scan the QR code or tap the NFC tag to get back to your phone.
Join thousands of users who've transformed their digital habits
"Love this app. The many options for how to enable/disable blocking modes is exactly what I was looking for. I have one NFC tag that I scan on the way into my home office on work days and having to physically get up and go scan the tag again to access social media has helped me so much with distractions."
"I struggle with answering messages sometimes (ADHD and anxiety) and Foqos is a big help by allowing me to schedule in a time each week to answer messages with Foqos on to keep me on track."
"I really love the Foqos app and I've found that it's helped me stay productive and happier in the last two weeks of using it. I'd like to help support its development by sending y'all $10/buying you a coffee. I love the app and I'm glad it exists and is open source."
"I just got it and I love it. If you're having trouble funding it and want to keep it running and want to keep it more-or-less 'free,' I'm sure you could easily charge $5 or even $10 one time charge for the app."