“One more prompt” becomes one last prompt.
One Last Prompt does not cut your screen time. It helps you end your workday. Your AI apps close for the evening, and your ideas stay safe until morning.
It's 11:47 PM. You told yourself one more prompt. Three hours ago.
IBM researchers have a name for the strain of constantly steering and checking AI: vibing fatigue. One of their suggestions is to build in nudges to disengage. This is that nudge. Read the IBM article
How it works
Three steps. No dashboard to manage, nothing to configure every day.
Set your closing time
Pick when your day ends and which AI apps and sites should close. You set it once.
Say your one last prompt
Got an idea at 9 pm? You have 60 seconds to say it out loud. It gets parked, and you will not see it again until morning.
Wake up to ready prompts
Each morning starts with one question: does this still matter? Keep the good ideas as ready prompts and drop the rest.
Flex your evenings, not your commits.
Every lit square is an evening you closed on time. Keep it on your home screen, or share it when you are proud of it.
Fair questions
Is this just another app blocker?
The lock is only the door. The point is what happens after it: your idea gets parked, and you get it back as a ready prompt when you are rested.
What if something is really urgent?
There is overtime. You give a short reason and wait 60 seconds, then the lock opens for 30 minutes. The reason shows up in your morning summary.
Which apps can it close?
Any app or website you choose on your iPhone, such as Claude, ChatGPT or Gemini.
Is there an Android or Mac version?
Not yet. iPhone comes first.
What will it cost?
Not decided yet. People on the waitlist will hear first.
Be the first to close on time.
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