Kiki is a Mac application designed as an accountability tool for people who struggle with distraction. It functions as an enforcement mechanism to help users complete tasks by creating focused work environments and blocking access to distracting websites and applications.

Kiki operates by having users specify a single task they need to accomplish and selecting only the applications and websites essential for that task. The app then blocks everything else during the focused session. It tracks progress over time, showing exactly how focused users were during each session. Once activated, Kiki blocks distracting apps until the designated time is up with no option to quit prematurely.

The app works similarly to a Pomodoro timer but with enhanced enforcement capabilities. Users start by writing down their specific task, then choose allowed apps and websites, and finally activate Kiki to create a distraction-free zone for their chosen time period. The system is designed to be simple yet effective in maintaining focus.

Kiki helps users reclaim approximately 2 hours per day by reducing distractions and improving productivity. It's particularly effective for people who tend to procrastinate or get sidetracked by social media, online shopping, or other non-essential activities during work sessions.

The primary target audience consists of smart but easily distracted individuals who struggle with time management and procrastination. Kiki supports Chrome and Safari browsers and integrates with Mac applications to create comprehensive distraction-free work environments.