Brain Bed - Your AI don't have a break button. Brain Bed is that button

Brain Fry — that specific mental fog you get after hours of non-stop AI prompting. We all know it. We all joke about it. Nobody does anything about it. Brain Bed does. It sits in your macOS menu bar and quietly monitors your Claude Code, Gemini CLI, and Codex CLI sessions. Everything local, nothing leaves your machine. When your brain is overheating, it forces a meditation break: keyboard locked, classical music playing, breathing circle guiding you. You can't work. You can only rest.

Hey! I built Brain Bed because I genuinely couldn't stop myself from marathon Claude Code sessions. You know the feeling — it's been 4 hours, you're approving tool calls on autopilot, your prompts are getting worse not better, but there's always one more thing to do and the answer is right there. So you keep going until your brain is soup. I tried timers. Ignored them. Tried Pomodoro. Cheated. I needed something that takes the choice away. Brain Bed reads your session files locally (no cloud, no tracking) and when you're overcooked, it locks your keyboard and plays classical music until you've actually rested. I know it sounds aggressive. It is. But if you could stop on your own, you would have already. Would love to hear your experience with Brain Fry and how you deal with it.

Brain Bed - Your AI don't have a break button. Brain Bed is that button

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