Adults don't want parental control apps. They want a wall they choose themselves
I keep seeing the same mismatch in the screen-time category: a lot of apps are technically blockers, but they feel like parental control software. That is fine if a parent is the customer. It is a bad fit if the user is an adult trying to manage their own habits. The difference is not cosmetic. When a blocker feels like surveillance, adults bounce. They do not want an account, a dashboard, or the…
We haven't written up this one. Dev.to has the full story — the link below goes straight to it.
