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I quickly scrolled through the list of supported “apps”, and one of them is Reddit. Doesn’t that kind of go against the “don’t be distracted” idea of Station if

I quickly scrolled through the list of supported “apps”, and one of them is Reddit. Doesn’t that kind of go against the “don’t be distracted” idea of Station if something supported as a first class citizen is a distraction site? Also is it possible to add custom sites to Station? Like if I have an internal tool at work, which can’t be supported by Station at large due to it being custom for my job. And does it support stuff only available on an internal work network? Eg: even if JIRA is supported, if my work has an on premises deployment of it I wouldn’t be able to use the JIRA app if I can’t point to that instance. EDIT: otherwise I think the idea is interesting. Considering I basically put my life into workflowy, having a nice wrapper around it sounds pretty great. Among the other sites I use.

jberthom 8y ago
Very good points. We discussed a lot internally before adding content websites like Reddit. There are 2 reasons why we decided to add them in the end. First some people actually use such sites for work (they look up for information they need for work). Second, we offer a "Disable Notifications" option so you can avoid receiving notifications from all or specific apps hence giving you control over what can capture your attention or not. Yes since recently you can add custom sites to Station. Simply go to the app store in the Station app and click on the "+" button on the bottom right. You will be able to request a custom app (available either just for yourself or your entire team). Look forward to your feedbacks as you test the app!