First: Brain Rot Blocker
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By Travis weerts · ProductivityWhy we expect it: A clever, well-written pitch that turns phone-blocking into a simple, playful habit builder people will want to try.
About
You have time. That's sort of the problem.
You were going to do push-ups. After this video. Clean the kitchen. After one more scroll. Go outside. In a minute.
First changes the order. It blocks the apps you choose until you've done one small thing you actually meant to do. Then they're all yours. No lecture. No guilt. No timer counting down.
Do the thing. Then do whatever you want.
HOW IT WORKS
1. Pick the apps. You know which ones. 2. Pick what comes first. Push-ups, a walk, making the bed, clearing your desk, finishing your homework. Pick a few if you like: any one of them opens everything. 3. Open a blocked app and First is there instead. 4. Do the thing. Your apps open for the rest of the day. 5. Every morning, at a time you choose, it locks again.
IT CHECKS. POLITELY.
Track it. Prop your phone up and First counts your reps with the camera, hands-free, and talks you through them. Push-ups, sit-ups, squats, jumping jacks, high knees and planks. Your video never leaves your phone.
Trust me. For everything else, just say you did it. First takes your word for it. Mostly.
It starts small. Four push-ups, not forty. After a clean week it adds one. You can always turn it down.
THE SKIP BUTTON
Some mornings just aren't happening. Fair enough. Hold the skip button and your apps open anyway.
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