Omarchy plugin · open source

Block the noise.
Keep the hours.

Deeplok is a Freedom-style website & app blocker living in your Omarchy bar — instant sessions, recurring schedules, and a locked mode you can't talk your way out of.

$ omarchy plugin add https://github.com/sahilhuseynzade/deeplok.git --enable
MIT licensed  ·  no accounts, no subscriptions  ·  source on GitHub
live demo — click around, nothing installs
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try: start a 15m session try: start a locked one — then end it try: add a schedule for tomorrow 09:00
Features

Everything Freedom does, living in your bar

One click on the shield: start a block, build lists, set the week's rhythm.

Blocklists

Named groups of websites and apps — youtube.com, steam, discord. Mix and match per session.

Instant sessions

Pick lists, pick 15 minutes or 12 hours, block now. The bar counts down with you.

Scheduled starts

Choose a date and time; the block arms itself. Tomorrow-you doesn't get a vote.

Recurring schedules

Mon–Fri 09:00–12:00, weekend evenings, overnight ranges — the week runs on rails.

App blocking

Windows of blocked apps close the moment they appear, with a polite notification.

A better wall

Blocked visits land on a calm page with a countdown and a reminder of what the hour is worth — not a browser error.

Locked mode

A locked session cannot be ended, weakened, or uninstalled before it's done. It's enforced by a root-owned helper with its own lock ledger — killing the shell, editing state files, or rage-quitting the panel changes nothing. Future-you will be annoyed. Present-you is counting on it.

The blocked moment

What you see instead of the feed

Live preview — this is the real page a blocked visit lands on.

youtube.com block.deeplok.com
Install

Three steps, then it runs itself

Open source, auditable, and honest about its limits.

1

Install the plugin

One command adds the shield to your bar.

omarchy plugin add \
  https://github.com/sahilhuseynzade/deeplok.git \
  --enable
2

One-time system setup

Click Install system helper in the panel and authenticate once. Website blocks then apply unattended — even at 2 AM, with nobody around to click a dialog.

3

Set the rhythm

Build blocklists, start a session, or schedule the week. The bar shows the countdown; the panel holds the controls.

Fine print

Honest limitations

Your hours are the product.
Stop giving them away.

Free, open source, five seconds to install.

$ omarchy plugin add https://github.com/sahilhuseynzade/deeplok.git --enable