Waitlist record
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Public brief
File 01
Stop giving distracting apps free access.
Bounty permanently blocks the apps that steal your attention until you earn them back with a real-world task.
- 01 OS-level blocking instead of easy-to-ignore nudges
- 02 Unlocks tied to real bounties, not empty time windows
- 03 Accountability partner invites built on Universal Links
How it works
Three steps. No soft loopholes.
Bounty is not another delay screen. It is a standing rule: blocked first, unlocked only after the work is done.
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Block the apps that cost you hours
Pick the apps you want to stop opening on impulse. Bounty treats them as blocked unless you have earned access.
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Set a bounty while your self-control is intact
Define the real-world task that unlocks access: a workout, a study session, a chore, or a partner-verified claim.
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Unlock only after the work is done
No easy bypass. No “ignore limit” button. You either do the work or the apps stay blocked.
Why Bounty exists
Filed rationale
Friction is not the same as enforcement.
Time limits, pauses, and willpower all fail in the exact moment they matter most. Bounty changes the default: access is not free anymore.
What usually happens
Soft friction, then surrender.
Existing tools give the user a soft delay, a daily limit, or a schedule they can work around.
What Bounty changes
Release follows proof.
Apps stay blocked until the user completes a bounty. The unlock feels earned because it actually was.
Waitlist
Public queue
Join solo or with an accountability partner.
Get launch updates, early access, and a head start on partner setup before Bounty opens up.
- Launch updates as release access opens
- Early-access notice when the queue starts moving
- Partner setup context before invitations go live
Authorization form
Queue filing
Join the waitlist.