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Curfew
Daily site budgets with willpower protection
2 followers
Daily site budgets with willpower protection
2 followers
DailyCurfew puts a daily time budget on the sites you choose and enforces it at the network level. When the budget is gone, the site is replaced by a wall. Need in? Solve a puzzle. Passes are allowed, and counted. Local-only, no account, no analytics. Open source and MIT. time budgets for the sites you choose. Local-only, zero tracking.
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Render Sandboxes: a computer for every agentIsolated compute, persistent state and a real filesystem
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Hey Product Hunt, I'm Alex, the maker of Curfew.
I built Curfew for myself first. I need YouTube for study and X for work, so blocking whole sites was never the answer. The problem was not the site. It was the infinite scroll.
Screen-time apps told me what happened after it happened. Every blocker I tried had an off switch in the same place as my impulse. That is not a plan. I wanted something that puts structure exactly where discipline runs out.
Curfew gives each site a daily budget. When the budget is gone, the site is replaced by a wall at the network level. If I really need in, I solve a puzzle. A pass is allowed, and it is counted. A curfew does not say never, it says not now.
It is local-only. No account, no sync, no analytics, no network layer of its own. The code is MIT, and the extension is live in the Chrome Web Store.
Two honest limitations: it is Chrome-only for now, and it can be disabled from chrome://extensions. No extension can honestly promise otherwise.
What I would love to know: what would make you keep Curfew installed after week one? Tell me what breaks in your actual day, and I will be here all day.