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The Timed Lock Box: A Commitment Device

The Timed Lock Box: A Commitment Device

$69.00 USD
$69.00 USD
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Color: Blue

If it doesn't help you use your phone less, ask within 30 days of delivery for a refund of what you paid for it. No return or reasons needed. One guarantee refund per customer. Shipping not refunded. Full terms

Willpower is a finite resource. Outsource it.

In a world designed to harvest your attention, "trying harder" isn’t a strategy. The Timed Lock Box provides the Hard Friction required to protect your focus. By physically securing your device for a set period, you eliminate the cognitive load of resisting the "Phantom Buzz." You aren’t losing your phone; you are gaining your mind.

 

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The Power of Positive Friction

  • 01. Set It and Walk Away

    Put your phone inside, close the lid, and set the timer. With the phone out of reach, "just for a second" gets a lot less tempting, and you can get on with your evening.

  • 02. Made to Sit Out in the Open

    A simple, clean design that looks at home on a desk, a nightstand, or the kitchen counter. Everyone can see it, and that's the point: it's a quiet signal that this time is for the people in the room.

  • 03. Before the Lid Closes

    Before the lid closes, make sure there's another way to call for help nearby, like a landline, another phone, or someone else who's home. If there isn't, keep your phone out today.

Sourcing & Disclosure

Sourcing Provenance & Shipping

Sourcing Note: Sourced from our high-durability partners. Expect delivery within 5–7 business days. You will receive our "21-Day Positive Friction Protocol" via email upon purchase.

Usage & Liability

This product is not a medical device. Nothing on this page is medical advice.

The Strategic Advantage: Reclaiming the "Habit Gap"

Many of us already want to be on our phones less. The hard part is the moment you reach for it without thinking. The Timed Lock Box puts a little distance in that moment. With the phone out of reach, the evening has room for other things: a conversation, a book, a project you keep meaning to get back to.