It would be great to be able to add daily timers to apps (example: 30 minutes of Instagram a day) and once that limit is reached the app will become blocked as if it were on a session.

Display iPhone app use history log, such as "You opened Facebook at 10:02 am for 5 min" or "You opened Twitter and 10:04 am and Opal blocked it". This is the "clockwork" of Opal, showing real time feedback on how the Opal machine works. - Incorpora

it kinda worked at the start but now it isn't blocking fb via safari. I haven't changed abs settings and opal says it's blocking fb... does it only do the app?

Marco polo should be added ro our laptops, with the viruses out there we don't have a way to send pictures and actual voice videos to family that live back east

When creating schedule, instead of choosing start time and then duration, it would be easier to choose start time and end time

It would be nice if you had to set an intention or a reason for stopping a session. Right now it seems too easy to just stop a focus session. I think creating a way for users to momentarily reflect before stopping would be a good way to keep people

Whenever I leave the house at night I want to have access to social media to connect with new people. If there were a feature that recognized when I was at home by location and blocked media I would love that

Multiple days for those wanting do a more extreme detox challenge. having too start a new session defeats the purpose as everything is unlocked unless you click start again

I'm not sure why this isn't in the news bucket already but please add it! I spend so much time reading articles there... it's like doomscrolling with longer form content

It would be great if we were able to make new schedules and see other schedules we have while we are in a schedule. Sometimes I want to make a new schedule during one but am restricted to the screen displaying the current schedule