Guilt-Free

Spend too long on distracting sites? We'll notice. Sarcastic guilt messages incoming. You're welcome.

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Visit a distracting site → stay too long → get roasted. That's the Guilt-Free way.

Guilt-Free watches for when you've been on distracting sites too long and sends you a hilariously judgmental popup message. No timers to start. No modes to switch. Just install it, list your usual suspects, and let the guilt do the rest.

Set your goal. Add your distracting sites (Facebook, YouTube, Reddit — you know who you are). The moment you wander off for too long, a message appears:

"Your future self just sent a message: 'seriously?'"

"Every scroll is a tiny vote against your goal. You're basically campaigning now."

"Plot twist: the distraction was you the whole time."

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