A toolkit against the attention economy
doomscrolling sucks.
Small, strict Mac tools that each do one thing to take your time and attention back. You already know the problem. These are for when your willpower doesn't hold.
Recess.
The first tool
Focus time by default. Your favorite websites come back at recess. Blocking runs in a system service sealed with a password, so quitting the app changes nothing.
The rules.
- 01
Blocked by default.
Outside a break, the sites on your list stop loading in every browser and every app.
- 02
Breaks are recess.
You schedule the windows. Only inside them do the feeds come back.
- 03
The password is the point.
Set it once, hand it to someone you trust. No password, no changes. Not even uninstalling.
- 04
Quitting changes nothing.
Blocking runs in a system service with administrator rights that restarts itself.
The toolkit.
One tool per job, each with a plain name. One $49 license unlocks all of them, present and future.
No account. No telemetry. No subscription.
Everything runs on your Mac. The only network call is license activation. You pay once, directly, and the tools are yours. Blocking never depends on the license.