It would be interesting to have a section with all games apps to turn off. Personally, it would be lichess or chess.com.

I would like to be able to turn on block all apps but whitelist a handful of apps that I use specifically for productive work during study sessions.

Intercept my phone's notifications and batch them together, display a "here's what you missed during your opal session" after a session.

Allow me to set usage specific triggers such as "if I open facebook 3 times in an hour, start Opal' or "if I use facebook before 10am" ( service x times in x hours). Start a session etc and then monitor the next x hours for improvements?

I'd love to know if my friends are meeting their time saving goals for the day and motivate each other to hit our goals, similar to what Apple does with the activity rings on Apple Watch.

Yahoo mail. Apple mail. Messenger. Messages. Venmo. Paypal. Fitbit. Phone calls. Amazon. Safari. Games (Xbox, emoji Blitz, Cooking Diary, etc). Amazon Prime Video.

I would love the option to turn on cute immersive sound effects— similar to the Fabulous App. Sound helps me feel rewarded for using apps and gets me in a certain focused mindset.

Are there ways Opal can help you stay mindful without using a VPN, in case you need to use another VPN for work etc. Ideas: - Use Shortcuts to program Opal's intention setting screen to open whenever a distracting app is opened. - Different challe

I/e: Make me type in the alphabet backwards in order to delete the app and not redownload when I want to distract myself

The intention setting was quite nice - I wish there was multiple ideas of what to write there.

Currently I can specify that I want to take a break for up to 59 minutes, it takes willpower to set a reasonable time (rather than just spinning the dial to get a large number). Given I'm using Opal to avoid falling into social media black holes whe