Your goals deserve
better protection.

Not really. Exora is built around accountability, follow-through, and execution — whether you're working on personal goals or competing with a group through Focus Pools.

A group accountability room. You create it with a goal, a date range, and an invite code. Completed pool sessions log to a ranked leaderboard. You can export your rank card as an image and share it from your device.

Exora auto-transitions between focus blocks (15 / 25 / 45 min), short breaks (5 / 10 min), and a long break every 4th round. You configure it once at session setup — the timer runs the entire rhythm automatically, including break countdowns.

Yes — on Android and Windows. On Android, Blocking and Both modes use Accessibility to detect selected apps and cover them with a full-screen shield; a prominent in-app disclosure is shown before the permission is enabled. On Windows, a native shield and the ExoraGuard watcher do the same, with a kernel-enforced AppLocker tier for managed Enterprise/Education devices.

Yes. Add domains to your Never-allowed list, or turn on the built-in adult-site filter, and EXORA blocks them around the clock. On Android it reads the address bar in supported browsers and shows the shield; on Windows the ExoraGuard service blocks the domains system-wide through the hosts file. Both keep working while the app is closed.

Every app or site can go into one of four buckets. Distracting flags your heaviest apps and docks your focus score when you overuse them. Friction-delayed adds a short speed-bump before an app opens. Always-allowed is never blocked by anything — protected during focus, rules, and blocks. Never-allowed is blocked 24/7 and kept behind your device's biometric lock so it can't be casually turned off.

Rules are always-on blocking that runs without a focus session. Set a recurring schedule (which apps and sites, on which days, between which hours) or a daily limit / open cap, and EXORA enforces it on its own clock — even when the app is closed. A rule can Block the listed apps or Allow-only them (blocking everything else). Each rule window can be named, the home-screen widget shows when one is enforcing, and opening a blocked app shows the escalating shield.

Managed Mode lets a company, school, library, or event run focus across many devices. Create an organization, enroll phones and PCs by QR or code, and push one blocking policy to all of them. A live dashboard shows online devices and per-device violations, and you can run sessions or events with an attendee roster and QR door check-in that works offline and syncs later.

The free run is a mode-specific window, no card required. Gentle and Balanced modes get 30 free days of unlimited focus; the intense modes — Strict and Beast — get 7. When you subscribe, the store's free trial (3 / 7 / 14 days depending on plan) stacks on top.

Gentle through Beast set how hard EXORA pushes: how strong the block-screen roast is and how fast it escalates on repeat attempts, how hard the challenge to earn a break is, and whether you can abandon a focus block freely. Gentle is a soft nudge; Beast is maximum intensity with the fewest exits.

Exora shows a roast modal before allowing you to pause or end the session. The message gets harsher depending on your discipline mode — Gentle is supportive, Beast is brutal. You can still quit, but you have to choose to.

Focus Wrap is a story-style recap of your focus history. Choose a period (week, month, year, or all time) and swipe through full-screen slides: total focus time, Pomodoro rounds, longest streak, peak window, and the protection mode you used most. The final slide is a shareable card image.

Android has the fullest protection — accessibility app blocking, website and adult-site blocking, app categories, the minimalist launcher, automatic rules, managed mode, notifications, a live rule-status widget, and scheduled sessions. Windows adds a native desktop shield, the ExoraGuard watcher, hosts-file website blocking, plus a kernel-enforced AppLocker tier for managed Enterprise/Education fleets. iOS is planned.

Your profile, preferences, focus history, streaks, stats, scheduled sessions, activity logs, usage counters, and notification token can sync to your EXORA account. Dashboard and Profile show sync status so you know when account data is current.

EXORA Pro is available as Weekly ($2 USD/week, 3-day free trial), Monthly ($9 USD/month, 7-day free trial), and Annual ($40 USD/year, 14-day free trial). Pro unlocks unlimited focus sessions, the full protection tools — app blocking, app & website categories, friction delays, website and adult-site blocking, and automatic rules — plus account sync, Focus Pools, advanced insights, scheduled sessions, and priority product improvements. When the free run ends, these blocking features pause until you subscribe (managed-mode devices are unaffected).

Public pool names, goals, and member display names are guarded against unsafe content. Pool owners can remove members or block members from rejoining a pool.