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Article St. George woman creates app to curb endless scrollingA profile of how PIM came about and how the app’s tasks and timers work in practice.
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Press kit
The short version, and files you can use as-is.
- What it is A simple app blocker that uses friction instead of lockouts
- Price Free for 7 days, then a one-time purchase of $14.99. No subscriptions.
- Privacy No ads, no tracking, no accounts. Nothing leaves the phone.
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PIM (Please Inconvenience Me) is an app blocker for Android and iPhone that works through friction instead of lockouts. Before opening an app you’ve restricted, you do a small task — a math problem, some typing, a tapping exercise — which gives your conscious mind a moment to catch up with the reflex. It’s a one-time purchase with no ads, no tracking and no accounts, made by one person in St. George, Utah.