Select the social apps that pull you away, start a session before a deep work block, and only those apps lock. Calendar, notes, and other work tools keep working normally.
Trusted by 500+ people
A feed has no natural stopping point, which makes it one of the easiest categories to lose a deep work block to, a few seconds at a time. If social apps specifically are where your attention drifts, and the task itself doesn't need them, blocking them removes that option before the block even starts.
Selection in Fella is per app. Choose the social apps you actually reach for and leave calendar, notes, and any other work tools completely untouched.
Start a manual session right before a deep work block, or build a routine for the hours you protect regularly so the block starts itself without a decision each time.
Each session includes one 5-minute emergency unlock, enough to check something specific that genuinely can't wait. When the five minutes end, the selected apps lock again automatically for the rest of the session.
If other apps are also part of the same deep work problem, see our broader setting up a deep work block page. For the research behind why interruptions cost so much, see the deep work app blocker page. For one specific app, see Reddit or X.
Everything you need to stay focused, right from Home.
Yes. Selection in Fella is per app, so a session can block Instagram, TikTok, and similar apps while leaving calendar, notes, and other work tools completely untouched.
Both. Start a manual session before you begin a deep work block, or build a routine for the days and hours you protect regularly, and it starts the block on its own.
No. This uses the same session and routine mechanism as any other Fella block, just scoped to social apps and applied to a deep work block.
Each session includes one 5-minute emergency unlock. Use it if something real comes up, and the selected apps lock again automatically once the five minutes end.
If social media specifically is what pulls you out of a deep work block and other categories aren't the problem, blocking just that group keeps the setup simple and leaves everything else exactly as useful as it was.
