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CaughtShipping
OBSERVEDTracks whether your work apps stay open past your curfew
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- FIRST SEEN
- OCT 5
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CaughtShipping monitors a curated list of work apps after a user-set cutoff time and flags it publicly if one is left open past a grace period. It posts failures to a public Blotter and successes to a Wall of Rest, tracking streaks of clean nights. It is aimed at developers who want social accountability for logging off on time, without any app-blocking or detailed activity monitoring.
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Curfew monitoring, the local popover, and your grace period · A full place on the Wall of Rest and the Blotter · Public profile, fall cards, and an embeddable streak badge · 2 emergency overrides and 4 "pause tonight" a month · A local, 7-day Reports window in the app (this device only)
Everything in Free · All-day, per-app hourly tracking synced to your dashboard · Full Reports: Overview, Apps, Streak, and Rest, unlimited history · A weekly Rest Report Card, ready to share · One automatic pardon a month
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