About enough.

Something about Daniel’s message resonated, so Andrew sent a cold message on LinkedIn. It was a long shot. Two strangers, different countries, no mutual connections.

Daniel replied nine minutes later. He was already building a screen time app of his own.

From the first conversation, the alignment was hard to ignore. Daniel had been exploring location-based blocking and driving detection and had a working prototype. Andrew had built a Chrome extension to help people focus and had spent weeks interviewing psychologists, ADHD coaches, and potential users to find a unique angle for an iOS app.

What started as a chat turned into a shared vision. Everyone else hands you a blocker and leaves you to figure it out, so they set out to give people a plan instead: a guided week that sets your phone up around your real life. Apps block at the places you chose, during the hours you set, and while you drive. You decide once, with a clear head, and there's nothing left to decide in the moment.

Over the following months, they developed a brand, designed an app, and built the 7-day program with one goal: help people and families stay present when it matters most.

enough. started with a YouTube comment, a hail mary LinkedIn message, and a quick nine-minute reply. It’s still being built, and they’re sharing the whole process along the way.