I used to open my laptop to work—only to end up 45 minutes deep in random YouTube videos and reading news I didn’t care about. Sound familiar? Instead of relying on sheer willpower, I hacked together Ashdeck: an open-source Chrome extension that blocks distracting sites, helps me work in focused sprints, and basically slaps me on the wrist whenever I wander off-track.
Now I’m wondering: Is Ashdeck genuinely useful, or just another “productivity hack” nobody asked for? If you’re feeling bold, head over to ashdeck.com and see what you think. I’m ready for the worst you’ve got—rip it apart, tell me if it’s pointless, or let me know if you see any glimmer of hope in it.
I used to open my laptop to work—only to end up 45 minutes deep in random YouTube videos and reading news I didn’t care about. Sound familiar? Instead of relying on sheer willpower, I hacked together Ashdeck: an open-source Chrome extension that blocks distracting sites, helps me work in focused sprints, and basically slaps me on the wrist whenever I wander off-track.
Now I’m wondering: Is Ashdeck genuinely useful, or just another “productivity hack” nobody asked for? If you’re feeling bold, head over to ashdeck.com and see what you think. I’m ready for the worst you’ve got—rip it apart, tell me if it’s pointless, or let me know if you see any glimmer of hope in it.