Proudly annoying doomscroll break app for iOS and Android
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Pricing model
Paid
Freemium
Pricing
SlapMail: $8/user/month (billed yearly). SlapPortal: plans start at $12/month (billed yearly) for up to 5 active users and scale from there. Both include free trial with no credit card required.
Free: $0 forever with unlimited break rules, unlimited apps and websites to restrict, unlimited accountability partners, unlimited custom shield designs, custom time limits and durations, lock rules with unlock timer, and time-of-day scheduling. Pro: $4.99/year, $1.99/month, or $22.99 lifetime, whic
Key features
Sync Gmail and Outlook emails to Notion automatically
Reply to emails from Notion
Smart email routing based on labels and folders
Automatic contact linking
Attachment storage in Notion
Share inboxes across teams
Property-level access control for portals
Real-time bidirectional sync
No separate interface to build
Works with free Notion accounts
Annoying break reminders that pop up based on screen time usage
Works with any app including Instagram, TikTok, X, Reddit, and YouTube
Location-based break rules for different places
Accountability partners to track screen time goals with friends
Unlimited break rules and unlimited apps to restrict
Custom shield designs and color themes
Time-of-day scheduling for different break times
Lock rules with unlock timer
Stay-in-app locking with timer that runs only while app is open
Day-of-week scheduling for different rules by day
What makes it different
Built specifically for Notion workflows
One source of truth for sales, support, and client work
No data duplication between workspace and portal
Google CASA Tier 2 certified and Microsoft-verified
Content never permanently stored outside Notion
Annoying unskippable breaks that actually work
Works with any app you want to restrict
Free tier with unlimited break rules and accountability partners
Location-based rules so you can scroll on your commute
Continuously improved by its maker who uses it daily
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