New Feature Ideas

You'll not be able to turn off or snooze the alarm unless you tap the Brick

I think it would be helpful to have a widget that exposes the brick button. That way, from my lock screen or home screen I can brick my phone, without having to swipe to the app, open the app, and then press and hold the brick button.

I don't know how, but it would be great to consider a way to integrate desktop/laptops into the plan because, of course, when the phone is down, you go to the computer (like when the whisky bottle is empty, you go to get a beer)

Bricking the phone by just tapping the Brick without going to the App

I’d love to be able to brick my iPad. I use it at bedtime for reading but it is a temptation at night.

Instead of just “THIS IS A DISTRACTION - YOUR PHONE IS CURRENTLY BRICKED” etc, allow this to be customized. I want to be able to put something like “DON’T GIVE IN TO WEAKNESS JUST LOCK IN CHAMP” or something.

A time limit on certain apps before you need to walk to the brick to unbrick the apps would be a really nice middle ground on your days off.

im loving brick so far. but if you go to native iphone settings, down to apps (on ios 18.2), open brick, and uncheck screen time restrictions using the iphone lock password (which i cant let someone else choose cause iphone will lock itself after 4 hours), it unlocks the brick. i tried using the shortcut method to block the settings app totally, but if you swipe down for the control center and open say wifi, then wifi settings, it lets you into the settings app overriding the shortcut block. (as shown in video attached) can someone help so that there isnt a way around this?

Like many I have reddit blocked (the site, on safari) because the feed is a distracting dopamine drip. However, when I’m looking things up online, I often add “reddit” to the end of the search since these days that’s the most likely place to get an actual answer. It would be great if I could brick the actual reddit homepage/subreddit pages, but allow for individual post pages. That way I can still get answers to a random question I might have while still having the addictive part of the site itself blocked.