BrainGate.io
Train your brain not your feed
92 followers
Train your brain not your feed
92 followers
AI topics - popup questions that interrupt your endless browsing sprees. Answer the question to regain access back.
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Hello Product Hunt! 👋
My name's Harry Smith, and if you’ve ever found yourself going down a YouTube or Reddit rabbit hole instead of doing what you planned. Well that's me!
Back when I was in school, I struggled to stay focused while browsing on my computer. I’d tell myself,
but hours later, I’d still be watching.
Fast forward a few years, I picked up programming and decided to build a tool to help me stay on track—without completely blocking websites.
How It Works
Set Intervals – BrainGate presents a question at set intervals (e.g., every 10–20 minutes).
AI – You create a topic (e.g., “React JS”), and BrainGate generates relevant multiple-choice questions on the fly.
Keeps you mindful – To regain access, you simply answer the question (right or wrong)
Micro learning - Research has come out and proven that learning in small micro bursts has huge learning impacts.
I initially built it just for myself, and I used it to learn React JS while watching YouTube. But after using it for a while, I realized it could help a lot of people who struggle with staying productive online.
Free vs. Paid Version
I kept the core experience free, but with some limits:
Free Version – 3 questions per day, 1 topic at a time.
Pro Version – Unlimited questions & topics (so questions will cycle through your topics)
Try It Out – One Month Free!
Since this is my first launch, I’d love to hear what you think! I’m offering a free month of BrainGate Pro to Product Hunt users—just use the code "PRODUCTHUNT" when signing up.
Would love to hear your thoughts and feedback. 🙏
It would be more helpful if this would ask questions related to the online course I am doing like on Udemy or Coursera.
@vishal_bansal003 Ohh interesting, I like that idea! I was thinking of adding a feature where you can past a link to a website or YouTube and it will ask questions around that. But Udemy would be sick too! Thank you 💗
Innovative approach to break scrolling habits! 👍
@shenjun Thank you mate, it's started as funny approach for myself back in school. But actually turned into a daily useful habbit lmao
An amazing experience
@riti_mukherjee Thank you so much mate