Ezer
The focus-first messaging shield to reclaim your attention.
Hey everyone! I've officially started the journey with Ezer.
I’ve spent months obsessing over one question: How do we reclaim our focus in an age of digital noise?
We all know the "Quick Reply Trap": you open Slack to answer one DM, and 20 minutes later, you’re still scrolling through channels, your flow state completely destroyed.
🛡️ What is Ezer?
Ezer is a protective mobile layer. Instead of just blocking apps and cutting you off from the world, it handles your quick actions so you don't get sucked into endless scrolling.
It’s an Execution Layer:
Focus first: A minimalist 3D interface (Three.js) designed to keep you calm.
AI-Powered: Gemini AI filters the noise and surfaces only real emergencies.
Action-oriented: Reply to Slack messages without ever entering the distracting native app.
🎯 The Vision
Slack is our first "Shield," but the mission is bigger. I’m building Ezer to be the universal interface for focused intent—a Sovereign Mobile Experience where you control your actions, not the algorithms.
🛠️ Join the Beta
The prototype is live, and I'm looking for early beta-testers to challenge the 'Shield' concept.
Try it now: https://useezer.com
Two ways to test:
Pro Mode: Link your own Slack in 2 minutes via a Webhook (private and safe).
Speed Mode: Just type 'demo' in the configuration field to jump straight into the 3D dashboard and AI features.
I’d love to hear your thoughts: does this change how you look at your mobile workspace?
I’ve spent months obsessing over one question: How do we reclaim our focus in an age of digital noise?
My answer is Ezer.
Ezer is an assistant designed to act as a shield. Instead of just blocking apps, it handles your quick actions (starting with WhatsApp and Slack) so you don't get sucked into endless scrolling.
The prototype is live. Join the waitlist and help us build the future of focus.
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Nice angle. If you’re testing this, I’d measure two separate things: did the user finish the quick action without opening the source app, and did they avoid returning to that app in the next 10 minutes? The second metric is where a lot of blocker-style tools quietly fail.
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Love this approach—blockers never worked for me long-term, but reducing the need to open apps actually does.
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Thank you! I really appreciate the feedback. Exactly, blockers feel like a digital diet—eventually, you break.
Ezer's goal is to keep the utility of the message while removing the trap of the interface. Since blockers didn't work for you, I'd love to know: what's the one app where you find yourself most often trapped after a quick reply?
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