A small deliberate
pause. Not a wall.
Rudder sits between you and the apps you open on autopilot. It helps you choose support based on your own goals and experience. Changes are yours to approve.
You hold it. It doesn't hold you.
A rudder is a small input that changes a long course, not a wall the ship crashes into. Rudder works the same way: pick the apps you tend to open without meaning to, and it puts a brief, honest check-in in front of them. A moment to notice you're about to open it, and decide on purpose. You can also choose a time reminder or explicitly start a cooldown when offered.
Some apps you'll want a fixed check-in for, every time, forever. Others you'll want Rudder to pay attention to. With suggestions enabled, Rudder can propose lighter or different support when there is enough recorded experience. You decide whether to accept a change.
Fixed setup
Keep your chosen check-in, pause or time reminder without adaptive settings. You can change or remove support whenever you choose.
Adaptive
Rudder uses your selected-app history and review answers to suggest changes when there is enough experience. It uses settings you accepted; a suggestion is not permission to change your setup.
Currently in closed testing.
Rudder is in closed, private testing right now: a small group of people running it on real phones before it goes any wider. If you want in, or just want to ask a question, write to hello@getrudder.app.