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A Chrome extension that puts a hard limit between users and distracting websites.
Chrome extension figure cited by podcast hosts; revenue not stated
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StayFocusd is a Chrome extension that limits access to distracting sites. In the My First Million episode, one host says he uses it to restrict Twitter and Facebook and quotes roughly 600,000 users from its Chrome listing. The evidence is a creator’s report of a publicly visible install or user count, not a revenue statement, active-user cohort, or paid-customer figure. The product’s appeal is immediate: a user chooses a site, sets a limit, and encounters friction when attention drifts. That simplicity makes it easy to understand and cheap to deliver, while also putting the product in a crowded category where browser settings, competing extensions, and mobile tools can solve adjacent problems. The opportunity is a focused behavior-change utility; the hard part is earning trust and repeat use after the initial download.
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Join the Unicorn Club — $5/moCancel anytime, in one clickData credibility: The podcast hosts report roughly 600,000 users for StayFocusd, apparently from the Chrome extension listing. The transcript provides no revenue, paid-user, active-user, or profitability figure; the listing count is creator-reported and was not independently verified here.
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