Make cheap dopamine feel expensive.
See what distracting sites actually cost you — in money, time, and goals you'll never hit.
What if you were forced to reconsider before wasting time?
Would that make it more or less likely you do?
One small nudge can change your trajectory for the next hour.
Do you think interventions that force you to stop would help you wake up from the cheap dopamine trance?

Do you think this would make you reconsider the time that gets wasted?
What if the tab closed itself and locked the cheap dopamine, so you get a chance to escape the dopamine trap?

Block them outright, and they stay off limits. The hard wall is there when you want it — but once you can see what a site costs, you stop wanting to switch it back on.
You'd never drop $200 on a jacket without thinking about it.
But you'll scroll for 2-3 hours with no thought at all.
That's 913h and $45,625 over a year.
Same cost as the jacket. The only difference is you can't see it. Hidden Value makes it impossible to miss.
What if you got back 30% of the attention that's stolen from you?
That's 274h and $13,688 back over a year.
Hidden Value helps you get that back.
Every cost, every number, every wasted dollar is visible on the free tier. Pro unlocks the tools that change your behaviour.
Pro pays for itself the first time it saves you an hour.
The goal isn't to restrict access to cheap dopamine. It's to make you feel like it's not worth it in the first place.