Alternatives
Products that do what LateBite Pause does
Stop ordering food delivery on autopilot.
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Understand your eating habits & lose weight effortlessly
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Based on personal struggles, I built an app that shows annoying things on my phone when I doomscroll. This includes dancing cats, the screen time police, or rain. Social media is great as long as you don't overuse it -- I learn and connect with friends thanks to it. But it's too easy to get hooked. When you open addictive apps, SpeedBump gives you a few options: 2, 5, 15, 30 minutes. The more you want to use, the more you have to wait before opening. Once time's up, it starts to annoy you a lot. There's no way to extend the timer without breaking your streak; you'll have to take a 15 min…
2025 · speedbumpapp.com
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Tap once. Get dinner. Plan your week in seconds.
Jun 2026 · meeltap.com
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A fake food delivery app where the food never arrives
Jul 2026 · foodnevercomes.app
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Motivated by the problem of finding the most efficient place to eat along the way. Hope it can help in many other occasions as well.
2015 · itunes.apple.com
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Hi HN, I’ve always struggled with impulse buying—that late-night Amazon scroll or the "deal" that's too good to pass up. I realized I was trading long-term goals for short-term dopamine hits. The core problem is the frictionlessness of modern e-commerce. To fight back, I built Nope It. It’s not just another budgeting app. It's a PWA designed to interrupt the impulse loop at the critical moment. How it works is based on a few key psychological principles: Forced Pause (The Cooldown): Inspired by Daniel Kahneman's "Thinking, Fast and Slow," the app introduces a mandatory 24-hour cooldown on…
2025 · nopeit.app
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