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Ask yourself why you want to open that website - and let an AI judge decide. Your browser just gained a bouncer. Attention Gatekeeper steps in front of the sites that steal your focus. Open a gated site and it asks one question: why do you want to open that? Tell the judge your reason in a single line. It weighs what you say against what you actually do — how many times you've come back today, how many minutes you've already been granted, how long it's been since your last pass — and it decides: • APPROVED: you get a time-boxed pass (the model never grants more than you asked for). When the pass expires, the gate is back. • DENIED: you stay out, with a verdict you'll remember. The judge has a personality. Today it's snarky. Supportive, dry and ruthless join the roster later. BUILT FOR PEOPLE WHO KNOW THEY'LL OPEN "ONE LAST TAB" • Time-boxed passes — approved is never "forever". • Behavioral memory — it judges your patterns, not just your wording. • Your sites, your rules — gate any site (subdomains included) from the toolbar popup or the dashboard. Strictness runs from gentle to strict. • Never trapped — if the judge is unreachable, you choose: a short automatic pass, or stay blocked. There's always a "go back". • Daily scoreboard — attempts, approvals, denied escapes, minutes granted. • Local-first — your settings and stats live on your device. FREE while in beta. No account needed. iOS & Android coming soon.
Oct 20, 2026
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