A Fella routine blocks Discord for the hours you work, automatically, every workday. Email, calendar, and everything else on your phone stays exactly as it is.
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Discord doesn't feel like a distraction the way a feed does; it feels like a conversation you're already part of, which is exactly why it's easy to justify checking during work. If Slack, email, and your other tools are fine and it's specifically Discord pulling you away between tasks, blocking your whole phone is more than the problem calls for. Fella lets you select just Discord and set the hours, nothing else changes.
Selection in Fella is per app. Choose Discord on its own and leave everything else, including messaging apps you rely on for work, completely untouched.
Set a routine for your working hours and it runs on its own. Weekdays nine to five, or whatever your actual schedule is, starts and ends the block automatically without a manual toggle each morning.
Discord's notifications are built to feel worth checking. An active server, a voice channel filling up, a message with your name in it, each one reads as something that needs a response now. That constant low-level pull competes directly with a task that needs sustained focus, which is a different problem than an app you open on purpose during a break.
A work-hours block should never cut off something genuinely necessary. Each session includes one 5-minute emergency unlock, enough to answer a message that actually can't wait, and Discord locks again automatically once the five minutes end.
If other apps are part of the same problem, not just Discord, see our broader block social media during work hours page, or block apps during work for every category of distraction together. For blocking Discord outside work hours too, see how to block Discord on iPhone.
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Yes. Selection in Fella is per app, so a routine can block Discord specifically while leaving email, calendar, and work tools completely untouched.
Yes, with a routine. Set it to the weekdays and hours you work, and it starts the block on its own each of those days without needing to be turned on.
No. This uses the same routine and session mechanism as any other Fella block. The only difference is which app you select and which hours you set.
Each session includes one 5-minute emergency unlock. Use it if something real comes up, and Discord locks again automatically once the five minutes end.
If Discord specifically is the app that pulls you away and everything else is fine, blocking just that one keeps the setup simple and leaves the rest of your phone exactly as useful as it was.
