Homework
How to finish homework without getting distracted
The easiest assignment to avoid is one that still feels vague. Give it a visible finish line before you block anything.
Choose one assignment
Start with one worksheet, one essay section, or one set of questions. If the assignment is large, split it into separate focus locks so each session has a clear ending.
Put the materials in front of you
Open the textbook, school portal, notes, calculator, or document you need before the lock starts. This keeps setup from becoming another reason to reach for a distracting app.
Write a finish line you can show
Examples include “all questions answered,” “introduction and first body paragraph written,” or “assignment submitted.” The goal is not to write a perfect description; it is to make the result visible.
Block the distractions
Done can restrict almost all apps. We recommend All Apps for the strongest lock, with only the tools needed for the assignment left available.
Finish, then upload proof
Take a clear photo of the completed pages or upload the finished file. Done checks whether the upload shows the result you described. It does not grade the quality of schoolwork unless correctness was part of your finish line.