I think there's room IF it's done properly, just as Slack has proven. The question is what needs to be done for it to be done 'properly'. Maybe it's combining s

I think there's room IF it's done properly, just as Slack has proven. The question is what needs to be done for it to be done 'properly'. Maybe it's combining several types of productivity tools in one making it more convenient to use both because everything is all in one place and because of better ui/ux. Our maybe it's dropping all the nose from current tools by getting rid of the features that puerile don't really use. It could also be a combination of both those by combining the best features of the most useful tools and make them easy to use. A few tools I would like (not sure if they exist or not): * StayFocused type of app that blocks chrome apps * StayFocused type of app for Android/iOS * Desktop app that will keep focus on a chosen application for a certain amount of time (for instance if I'm writing a report on Word, I can't take my focus out of Word and use any other programs because of that) * Maybe an app that I connect my credit card to and at the beginning of every day, I'll start with $10 'in escro'. Then throughout the day it'll donate x amount to y charity for every z minutes I spend on sites I have banned. This concept can also be combined with any of the previous.