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Make earning your life back a game

Maybe a screen time game vs friends, where you invite friends and maybe add fitness to the app to track steps and add map tracking to see what team (a team of 2) stays outside and does activities more, and the more outside the team goes they win that day like a best out of 7 days. you would need a ai to give ideas for outside activities or something like that. And each team should pool some money or a reward and also add a little thing that shows how much life each team has earned back.

Ben Campese 2 days ago

Ability to log the reason for opening an app

This is a helpful feature for two reasons: 1) Allows user to not only consider but reflect and write out why they decide to open an app. (This creates an opportunity to more deeply connect with whether it is necessary to use an app or not). 2) Allows user to keep track of their reasonings. For example, I had to open YouTube (one of my blocked apps) to watch videos for school. This was necessary, and it would be really nice to note somewhere inside of the app that I used the app for educational purposes, regardless of whether the health of the brain is still impacted.

beeUhzworld 2 days ago

Adding some personalization

While I can see that the point of this app is to keep you off your phone, it would be so much fun if a multiple-day streak rewarded you with the ability to add accessories to your brain. More ideas on this: *You are only given 5-10 minutes a day to spend in the “shop” which allows you to pick out accessories *Streaks of low screen time or a very healthy brain earn you points that can be used on little customizations such as a bow tie, a pair of glasses, a silly hat etc. *I believe this would help with motivation outside of the brain’s messages and overall health

beeUhzworld 2 days ago

Feature request!

Would love a feature where you can turn the app monitoring off when you are using typical Brainrot apps for non-Brainrot activities. Examples: when your job requires you to use YouTube as part of a presentation When your job requires you to message people on instagram When you are on a long road trip and you use YouTube to play a podcast through the car speakers. I currently have to do these things and it can destroy my Brainrot progress/stats when I’m actually not engaging in activities that give me Brainrot. Maybe this feature could exist as a countdown timer that turns app monitoring back on automatically when the timer runs out. Perhaps it also makes you justify why you are turning app monitoring off - to help people not abuse this feature to simply doom scroll

Joel Mann 3 days ago

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Blocking isn’t working.

I wanted to have a detox but still have access to important apps the I need during the day so I selected a hundred something apps. But for some reason it’s only blocking my games because it’s the only full category I selected. It’s not blocking anything else. I’ve spent more time on my phone trying to figure it out than off. I can only block all of my apps and the main ‘brainrot ones’. I still want access to gmail, google, ring, life360 etc. while on detox. I’ve restarted my phone twice but nothing has worked.

Cailin Gandolfi 3 days ago