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Go for 1) Have it also set your email client to not receive messages in that time (or close altogether). Your app is then a pretty awesome get-some-damn-work-
by nudge 17y ago
Go for 1)
Have it also set your email client to not receive messages in that time (or close altogether).
Your app is then a pretty awesome get-some-damn-work-done distraction-eliminator. You could sell to businesses too (perhaps even more successfully) - teach them about the loss of productivity due to distractions - particularly from email and instant messaging - and sell them your app as a solution.
- kristiandupont 17y agoWell, the firewall is not a browser-plugin, it uses the Windows firewall api, so you could easily block your mail (webmail as well as pop3/imap) and IM services..
- nudge 17y agoWell there you go. Make it easy for them though - just a tick-box in settings to block email. And another tick-box to block all network activity (so no web browsing). I think something like that would be very cool both for individuals and for businesses. It's quite like http://macfreedom.com/ http://macfreedom.com/ which is very handy. I also think you'll find it easier to sell a productivity enhancement to businesses than a procrastination-stopper to individuals.