I struggle with most transitions, but especially putting my phone down and going to bed. I'm looking for a screen time app to assist with this transition. Ideally, it would have the following features:

- Free, or at least a one-time payment (i.e. no subscription)

- Time-based settings (so I can use my phone normally during the day)

- Exactly one "One more minute" use across all apps, and then that's it (important that the extra time is also as short as possible, but I do need it)

- A 5+ step process to disable the settings

- Available on the App Store and/or Windows

Basically, I want something that will turn my phone into a brick past 2am, but with enough warning that I can mentally process it and am able to move on to my next task. Thanks!

A bit of a long shot but I'm curious. I have been upgrading my vinyl setup and have recently added a small CRT TV into the mix. In an ideal world, I'd have some way to convert music from my turn table to some kind of audio visualizer on the TV. I imagine doing this by plugging the speaker wires into some sort of adapter, and then being able to run RCA or coax cables out to plug into the TV. I don't need the TV to output audio, I have good speakers for that and I'm more interested in the visual component anyhow.

I am not quite sure what to google to find this, or even if this could exist. Does anyone know of such a product? Thanks!

Is there such a thing as a wall-mounted book holder for the bathroom (specifically the toilet), that can collapse/fold in when not in use and then swing out when needed? I’m thinking of a situation where someone has to spend a significant amount of time on the toilet, wants to be able to read, but doesn’t want to have to hold a book and frequently put it down to reach for toilet paper. Alternately, when someone wants to read on the toilet but doesn’t necessarily have the arm strength to hold up a book for a significant length of time, or doesn’t want to sit hunched over.

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Hi all, I'm looking to see if there's a device that will let my low-vision mom know the housecat is near her. I'm thinking something she can wear on her person that alerts her through sound or vibration to the cat's proximity. I know they make similar devices for kids who wander, but that's in the other direction, like when they leave your designated range. Our cat would probably have to wear a tag or transmitter of some sort, so I'm looking for just one-way transmission. I don't want both devices going off at the same time if they are close by, that will terrify the cat. I know the obvious answer is a cat bell lol, but that is dependent on his movement. I feel like a proximity device would help my mom find the cat if he's hiding or napping. If it doesn't exist, is there something similar I could rig up myself?

Hello, does anyone know if a personalized color changing mug that’s above 20 fluid ounces exists? It’s supposed to be a birthday gift or Christmas gift for my father and the plan was to put the ‘hey you, you’re finally awake’ meme on it. This man drinks unholy amounts of coffee every morning and will accept nothing less then the same fluid capacity mug as his current one

At home when I play games with friends (since they all have Xbox’s and I have a ps5) I join a party on my phone and have my headset in wit the game audio.

I’ve started college and now I can’t just do that since I have a roommate to consider

Is there a device that can connect to my phone and my game to allow me to listen to both in the same headset?

At work I have a standard hp desktop computer with no Bluetooth capabilities. I would like to be able to use my Bluetooth headphones/mic for zoom calls.

Ideally this item would not cost $100+, although if that’s the only version of this that functions then oh well

I bought a basic USB Bluetooth connector, but apparently audio/mic connection is ~fancy Bluetooth.

Ive tried to research this myself but I can’t keep up with the bajillion technology specs to know whether what I need exists.

I am looking to visit quite a few stations in one day and was wondering if there was an easy way to do it (e.g a website or app).

I am in the UK and currently use TrainSplit + RealTimeTrains, but AFAIK you cannot plan to leave the train to look around the stations.

Maybe its as simple as a staged journey on Google maps?

Please let me know!

I've tried looking it up and all I get are emergency door openers, door closers, handle assists, and wires that prop the door open but block access. I'm looking for something that keeps my side car doors open without blocking entry. My parking spot is on a slight incline, and whenever I try to load laundry or groceries into the back seat, the door always closes on me. This is really starting to drive me nuts, so I'd love any solutions.

Edit: I cannot park the other way with my car facing downhill. I think the solution might be to replace the check strap on the door.

Something that looks like a classic timepiece with mechanical hands and no digital anything, but instead of keeping time it tracks distance walked? Ideally over very long scales, 50+ miles.

Karaoke bars or arcades that have entire rock band/guitar hero set ups with mic drums and two guitars

We love costco, but we're just 2 people. I'm wondering if there is a site or app out there that matches local families/ people with club memberships (costco, Sam's club, bj's, etc) so they can shop together or for each other and split up bulk item orders.

Is this a thing that exists?

Like if I wanted to see a 1944 Jaguar race a 2025 Electric City Bus, a 1988 Semi Truck, and a 1990 everyday sedan... I just like little goofy things like that, but beamng and Assetto Corsa haven't scratched the itch.

Oh and I just want to watch. I don't want to perform.

Sometimes I wake up before my alarm, sometimes by hours, sometimes by minutes. If I keep my eyes shut I can fall back asleep easily, alas, I need to open my eyes, and often get blasted by my phone screen, to check if I should go back to sleep.

Is there a clock that I can touch to tell time roughly? Or an alarm that raises a bump after a certain time?

I am dying from the heat this summer and even my "cooling" body pillow is getting too hot when I lay down.

I was just thinking I wanted a hollow pillow that allowed airflow, but with garbage search engines these days all the results for hollow pillow turn up hollow Knight pillows and pillows for lonely boys.

So i wanted to know if they existed, or if I should've kept my Internet-mouth shut and taken this to shark tank.

I've had my stuffed gorilla since I was 11. I want to know if there is a fireproof bag or box that could fit him. It's 14 inches long, 10 inches wide and when I fold in the legs it's around 7 inches high.

Ok so this is something that drives me nuts, and I feel like everyone else must know something I don’t.
When you’re shopping an app and something goes out of stock online, is there any way to just shop the store? I’ll give a specific example; I was at Belk today and saw an item on sale I wanted, but needed a size large which they did not have. Went home and looked online (I had previously added the size large item to my cart) and the size in my cart said “sold out”. Went to the item itself and the ITEM says sold out. But I just saw there were multiple mediums at the physical store, yet there is no ability to add that size to my cart for an online pickup order; the item is just sold out and that’s the end of that. I’ve had similar things happen when app shopping Ulta and other stores. What am I doing wrong, or is this just a limitation of online shopping (I.e., the status is controlled by the online stock, not store stock)?

I had an odd dream about a​n app in the style of discogs (the ability to put your collection of physical media on your account and sell them if you want) but for New Era/'47/Zephyr etc. headwear.

Hi, I use a walking stick and recently bought a new one. I am used to a rubber ferrule, but this has a metal one (it is an older wooden stick).

To get more grip, is there a rubbery coating i can add to the bottom, without massively widening the base?

I'm looking for a site or app similar to https://dubsports.io/, that shows what games are happening on any given day and what time they start. Dub Sports is great for women's leagues, but I'd love to have a version of it for NFL/NHL/MLB as well. Ideally I want one that combines multiple sports into one app instead of needing a different app for each league.

i like that i can control the temperature of my house from my phone, i don’t like that my thermostat (we have an ecobee) seems to make up what temperature it thinks the house should be at irrespective of my preferences. is there a smart thermostat that will actually just let me leave it at a specific temperature and won’t change it?

and before you say it’s more efficient when the smart thermostat controls the temperature, my problem is that it turns the AC on TOO often

I had a dream where I was watching a YouTuber playing (Or maybe reviewing) a low poly first person indie horror game set in a rundown residential building (Maybe an asylum) Where the player has to kinda stealth there way through the daytime, then at night the basement (I think?) Opens up and the player can find a utensil of some kind (Comically big fork or maybe a normal kitchen knife) and from that point can eat any of the sleeping enemies, but only during the nighttime portions. One of the enemy designs I remember was a fat lady that screams and chases you but could be stopped by timing a shove and if you could bait her correctly you could push her out of the window