Log off on time, or the Wall finds out.
CaughtShipping watches your work apps after cutoff. Leave one open and the Blotter hears about it.
Free. Windows and macOS. It never blocks anything.
How it works
One night, three steps. Here's a 9 PM cutoff, and the moment someone kept Cursor open one commit too long.
Pick your curfew
Choose when your workday really ends. Curfew starts between 8 and 10 PM, ends by 6 AM, and lasts at least seven hours.
The app watches your work apps
It watches a curated list of work apps. If one is open in front of you after cutoff, you get a short grace period (5 minutes by default) to close it. It never blocks anything.
Break it and the wall knows
Miss the grace period and that's a fall: it goes on the public Blotter and your streak resets. Make it to morning and that's a clean night.
Two walls, same truth.
People who kept their word, ranked by streak. And the falls, newest first, all self-inflicted.
Wall of Rest
Ranked by current streak
The Blotter
Falls, newest first
It counts minutes, not what you did in them.
This is the receipt for your rest, not a productivity audit. A locked screen or a sleeping machine never counts as activity.
What leaves your computer
- Free Only your falls: which app, when, and how long past cutoff.
- Rested Hourly totals: which app, how long, per hour, plus your time zone. Nothing finer.
What it never collects
- Never Window titles or tab titles.
- Never File names or URLs.
- Never Keystrokes or screenshots.
- Never A live stream of what you're doing.
The Wall is free. The receipts are $7.
Everything that catches you stays free. Rested adds the reports: what your nights and weeks actually looked like.
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