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Turn ChatGPT, Claude, Perplexity, and Gemini into your productivity coach. Tell your agent to block distractions and it enforces focus at the system level.
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Turn ChatGPT, Claude, Perplexity, and Gemini into your productivity coach. Tell your agent to block distractions and it enforces focus at the system level.
Try It
LockIn MCP is a clever fit for anyone who already lives inside an AI agent and wants distraction blocking without the security baggage of a browser extension. At $2.99 a month or $59.99 for life, it is cheap enough to justify if you actually use MCP tools like Claude, ChatGPT, or Poke daily. If you do not already use an agent workflow, the setup overhead makes a simpler standalone blocker the better call.
The digest listed it as free, but the site now shows two paid tiers with a 3-day trial. Here is the current breakdown.
$2.99/month
$59.99 once
The math is simple: the lifetime license pays for itself after about 20 months. If you expect to stick with this workflow, buy once and skip the recurring charge.
Distractions get blocked at the OS level, not inside a single browser tab. That means it holds even when you open a different browser.
Tell your agent what to block and it builds the task list and applies the rules. No manual list management every session.
Works with Poke, Claude, ChatGPT, Perplexity, and Gemini through the Model Context Protocol.
A single installer command sets up the MCP server. No fiddling with extension permissions or store approvals.
Running natively avoids the common security holes browser plugins introduce, from over-broad permissions to injected scripts.
A fixed relay endpoint supports remote MCP, so your agent can trigger focus sessions from anywhere.
Agent-first professionals. If you already run Claude, ChatGPT, or Poke as a daily driver, adding focus enforcement is a natural extension of a workflow you trust.
People who want accountable focus sessions. Instead of manually toggling a blocker, you describe your goal and the agent holds you to it.
Security-conscious users. Anyone who has avoided extension-based blockers due to permission concerns gets a native alternative here.