mohey

The default messenger for your tiny inner-circle

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The default messenger for your tiny inner-circle

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mohey is an anti-noise messenger built strictly for your inner circle. Keep your phone on DoNotDisturb to escape the distraction of noisy social media and messaging apps. But you still need an easy way to connect with your best friends. Enter mohey. Just whitelist mohey in your DND settings for a seamless connection with your inner circle. With our home screen widget, you can chat instantly without opening the app. Block the noise, keep your real friends close.

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Hey Product Hunt 👋 I'm Nik, the maker of mohey. I’m a firm believer that the world doesn’t need another utilitarian brick. We need products that actually touch something in us. That philosophy is exactly what inspired mohey. 🛑 The Problem: The Notification Vortex Like many of you building things and trying to stay focused, my phone is basically in permanent "Do Not Disturb" mode. I was so fatigued by endless social media feeds, noisy group chats, and red badges that I just shut it all off. But there was a catch: I still needed to talk to my 2 or 3 absolute closest people every day. And whenever I opened Instagram or iMessage just to reply to them, I immediately got sucked into a vortex of distractions and doomscrolling. 💡 The Solution: A Distraction-Free VIP Lane I wanted a way to block the noise but keep my real friends close. So, I built mohey—an anti-noise messenger for your inner circle. The concept is simple: Keep your phone on DND, but whitelist only mohey. 🔄 How Our Approach Evolved Initially, we just thought about making a "simpler chat app." But as we tested it, we realized the ultimate way to eliminate distraction wasn't just a clean UI—it was staying out of the app entirely. That’s why we pivoted to a Widget-First approach. Now, you can instantly see updates and send messages directly from your home screen without ever opening a distracting app. It’s the quietest, most frictionless way to stay connected to the people who matter most. I’d love to hear your thoughts: If you could whitelist just 4 people on your phone right now, who would it be? Grab them, try out the widget, and please let me know your honest feedback on the UX! I’ll be hanging out here all day to answer your questions. Cheers! 🚀

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Is anyone else living in permanent "Do Not Disturb" mode?

I recently realized my phone is on DND 24/7. Between endless social media feeds, promotional alerts, and group chats, the notification fatigue is just too real. I had to shut it all off to protect my focus.

But here is the dilemma: I still need to talk to my best friends every day. If I open standard apps (like iMessage or Instagram) just to reply to them, I immediately get sucked into a vortex of red badges and doomscrolling.

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