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Monk Mode: the Mac app that kills feed loops

I built Monk Mode to block the stuff that eats your attention on Mac: YouTube Home, Shorts, X For You, Reddit front pages, and other feed distractions.

$15 lifetime. Made for people who want fewer rabbit holes and more shipping.

If you have a feedback loop that keeps pulling you off-task, this is the blunt instrument.

on April 17, 2026
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    Hey — this is a solid build. Feed-based loops are honestly one of the hardest attention problems because they’re engineered for pull, not intent.

    Curious, are you planning to expand this into cross-device blocking as well or keeping it strictly Mac-first for now?

    Also, if you’re open, I’m running a small experiment with early-stage builders around attention-heavy workflows and tools like this. $19 entry, winner gets a Tokyo trip (flights + hotel). Round 01 is live (100 cap).

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      Bot comment. Anyways Monk mode seems goated,

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    more shipping, fewer rabbit holes” is a strong hook.

    Curious — are people actually sticking with it, or does it end up being something they turn off after a while?

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