
A $9 Key That Locks Your Most Addictive Apps
A $9 NFC key physically blocks your most addictive apps by requiring you to tap a separate object before they open. Most people will scroll past this idea. The ones who don't will quietly
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A $9 NFC key physically blocks your most addictive apps by requiring you to tap a separate object before they open. Most people will scroll past this idea. The ones who don't will quietly

A $9 plastic key is beating every app blocker on the market by inserting real physical friction between you and your most addictive apps. Here's the behavioral science behind it and the practical play

OpenAI's new AI keypad is a programmable input device built for developers who want faster AI actions without leaving their keyboard. I tried it. Here's who should buy it and who should skip it

Apple opened the iOS 27 public beta with a completely rebuilt Siri that handles multistep tasks and remembers context across sessions. Most people will waste it. Here's how smart operators use it to gain

Claude's memory and Projects features are genuinely useful. They're also Anthropic's best retention tool. Here's what the $61.5 billion valuation tells you about who really benefits, and what smart operators should do about it.

Most people pay $60 to $80 a month in AI subscriptions and own nothing. Osaurus is a Mac app that runs local models for free and taps cloud models on demand. Here's the math,