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This seems like a great idea for a niche group of people. My initial recommendation is making the time limited option free. Currently the end user has to donate
by slickdork 6y ago
This seems like a great idea for a niche group of people. My initial recommendation is making the time limited option free. Currently the end user has to donate 1 dollar no matter what, right? For every individual password?
- jwally 6y agoThanks for the feedback! You're correct; the audience is niche. I felt like this would be perfect for the typical hacker-news reader. - Its a password manager - Its anonymous (no account to create) - It has a negative outlook on social-media and political news - Its an efficiency "hack" (kills time wasters) You're correct in that its $1 / password to sign up. The way I'm using it now is I set up time-limits on my iPhone through screen time, then locked myself out of screentime. I've given myself 20 minutes on my phone's browser / day, and can't install apps. This way, I don't have to save a password for twitter, instagram, etc. I can still use them; but after 20 minutes they're blocked. This cut my usage in half the first week I used it. If you don't mind, can you elaborate on what you said about "making the time limited option free"?