Quinzel

What I mean, is there any way to lock apps on your phone so you can’t even open them until after a set time has elapsed?

I have apps on my phone that I want to reduce the amount I use them because I end up wasting too much time on them. I then delete them. Only to then download them again later. Then I think, I won’t use this app today, and then accidentally mindlessly open the app while I’m having a moment of boredom and then I’m wasting time again.

What I thought would be cool, is if I could lock the time wasting apps, for say… 8 hours (or whatever time I wanna choose), and then it’s forced down time, it can’t be unlocked any other way than just waiting out the time. It could help break a time wasting habit. Because consciously, I want to use all my time wisely, but I forget these good intentions often.

Does any feature like this exist? If not, is there any way to build this feature into an app to put on your phone to help with regulating phone time?

It might be a dumb idea… but I thought I’d ask the question :)

I’m curious about what people’s perception of real estate agents. I am wondering if I have made lots of assumptions about real estate agents, or if other people have similar perceptions.

I’d love it if you would share your thoughts on my anonymous survey. Here is the link…

https://forms.gle/wMaZRFBeKo1SQ8tn7

I’m an absolute rookie, and know nothing about coding, but I’m using AI to assist me and I’m building an app, and currently using my actual iPhone that I use for personal/work purposes as my simulation device as well.

Should I actually use a completely blank iPhone for this instead?

Also, should I use a more updated version of the iPhone? I have old iPhones from years gone by floating around my house that are currently blank but some of them are so old they could probably go in a museum.

Alternatively? Should I just run a simulator on my actual computer (the challenge being that I’m actually using a laptop and I already have a limited amount of space on my screen.)

I’m not trying to develop a polished product at this stage. What I’m trying to develop is a reasonably well functioning prototype so I can pitch my idea to possible investors, and the secure the money I need to pay an actual developer to do it properly - but I still want my MVP to be pretty good because I want my actual pitch and presentation to be flawless. I’m doing it on my own because I don’t want to share my idea with others because I don’t trust people.

I have an idea for a web based/app based business that will be disruptive to a currently lucrative industry.

I have the skills to do the work in terms of putting together a business plan, and doing market research etc… I even have the skills to do things like wireframes etc and general design stuff (I have an MBA in digital transformation).

What I don’t have is the actual app development skills.

What are some solutions I can use to actually create even just a prototype so that I could create a close to viable product to pitch to investors? And how much money should I realistically be looking to spend?

I’m looking for lots of suggestions that might help me bridge the gap between my actual business knowledge and the technical skills I lack.

Thanks :)