Take a deep breath before opening social media
https://one-sec.app uses Shortcut automation in order to empower you to spend more time in the real world. Decoupling your brain from the perfidious psychologic traps which social media companies add to their apps to make you addicted and increase your screen-time.
Wonderful and helpful app. Helps me to check social media less! I use it on every day basis and it simply works! Thanks for shipping it! P.S. “follow the dot” exercise is super effective on preventing unwanted apps openings. I would say the same effectiveness as breathing exercise.
Hi ProductHunt 👋 I’m very happy to share “one sec” 2.1 with you 🥳 For those of you, who don‘t know about “one sec” so far: I was able to heavily reduce my social media usage – and have lost interest in social media apps in many aspects thanks to “one sec”: Unconscious phone habits are prevented right away (“Why did I even want to open that app?”) and long-term habits change because these apps appear less appealing to your brain (their “dopamine on demand” effect fades away). After two weeks, my
Great idea. It totally makes sense why this would work. This sometimes happens for me when I open a social media site out of habit, but it's is taking a second or two to load. That gives me enough time to slow down and decide if I really need to be going there right now. And this app sounds like it would formalize and augment that same mechanism.
Very thoughtful and helpful! Just downloaded it, I'll start using it right away :)
Interesting idea! Good luck with the launch:)
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