theGoodSpace vs Mast

Your calendar shows when you're free. theGoodSpace shows when you're good. A free hour at nine in the morning isn't the same as a free hour at three in the afternoon. Most of us get about four good hours a day, when hard thinking feels easy, and spend them on email. theGoodSpace learns when yours are from your sleep and your body clock, and helps you put each task at the hour you'll do it best. YOUR TASKS, ON YOUR CALENDAR Your events and your tasks together, by week, day and month. Apple Calendar and Google Calendar show as busy time, and Apple Reminders stay in sync. Plan finds a time for tasks that don't have one, around your meetings and where your energy suits them. FREE ISN'T THE SAME AS GOOD Your energy runs down your calendar all day: Focus, Steady, Recharge and Wind down. Open the app and see your energy now, what to do next, and when your next good window starts. HARD WORK IN YOUR GOOD HOURS Writing, planning and deep thinking go in your Focus hours, errands and admin in the afternoon dip, and your evenings stay yours. JUST TALK Spill turns what's on your mind into tasks, with their times, energy, deadlines and places. Photos and forwarded emails work too. SAVE WHAT YOU FIND Share a video, post or page to theGoodSpace and it keeps the few points worth remembering, by date or by topic. With Pro, they come back under the tasks they help with, just before you start. ASK YOUR ASSISTANT Connect your AI assistant to ask about your energy and your day, or to have it add tasks for you, with Pro. IT KEEPS UP WITH YOU Reminders move when your plans do, find you when you arrive somewhere, and tell you when your good hours start. AT A GLANCE Widgets for your Home Screen and Lock Screen, and an Apple Watch app with your energy and today's tasks on your wrist. On iPhone Duo, your week and day sit side by side. THEGOODSPACE PRO Plan and more come with Pro, an optional subscription. It renews automatically unless cancelled at least 24 hours before the period ends; manage it in your Apple Account settings. Health and data: theGoodSpace reads sleep and activity from Apple Health to estimate your energy. It is not a medical device and does not diagnose or treat any condition. Terms of Use (EULA): https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/

Odysseus knew he couldn't resist the Sirens, so he had himself tied to the mast. Mast does the same for your phone. Screen Time limits are easy to dismiss. Mast is different: you create commitments, scheduled blocks where your distracting apps lock, and you decide up front what it takes to get them back. Your apps don't just come back when time passes. They unlock when you act. HOW IT WORKS 1. Choose the apps that steal your time: TikTok, Instagram, games, anything. 2. Schedule your commitments: study sessions, work hours, mornings, evenings. 3. Pick your unlock policy, what it takes to earn your apps back: • Photo: snap a photo to prove you did it: gym clothes on, books open, bed made • Timer: run down a focus timer before anything unlocks • Mark done: apps stay locked until you check the task off • Just wait: or simply lock yourself out for a set time WHY IT WORKS Psychologists call it a Ulysses pact: a binding decision you make now, while you're clear-headed, that your weaker future self can't undo. Willpower fails in the moment, so Mast removes the moment. When the commitment starts, the ropes are already tied. There's no "remind me in 15 minutes" to tap through, and the only way out is the one you chose yourself. • Powerful blocking built on Apple's Screen Time technology • Flexible schedules for study, work, sleep or a full digital detox • See the hours you've won back If you have any ideas or questions, please email us at hello@usemast.app. Terms of Use: https://usemast.app/terms