About the proof cycle

DistractionKiller is an app-blocking hypothesis under test.

The goal is a native enforcement loop people can understand and exit safely. The current public web surface records what is available, what is experimental, and what evidence is still missing. It is not a system-level blocker.

Web

status surface available

Android

prototype not certified

iOS

not available

What must be true before beta

Publish the platform, permission, bypass, and test boundary.
Never show a protected state when native permission is unhealthy.
Preserve emergency unlock and a non-blockable critical-app allowlist.
Keep selected-app and URL history local by default.
Do not sell or promise outcomes before capability and commerce certification.

Inspect the evidence, not a feature list.

The capability page is the authoritative release record. Joining the waitlist is free and makes no compatibility or launch-date promise.

Capability status Beta registration