Threshold: Intentional Browsing

Threshold: Intentional Browsing

A Gate, Not a Wall.

J
@jacksongbrownstein
Published on Aug 21, 2026
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About Threshold: Intentional Browsing

Everybody knows the loop: open a site for one thing, forget why, look up an hour later. I tried blockers. I tried leaving my phone in another room. It never lasted, because I was the one who set it all up. A day later I'd be back around it. So I built Threshold. It doesn't block anything. When you open a site you've gated, the page waits ten seconds and asks what you came to do. You type one line, pick how many minutes you want, and the page opens with a small marker in the corner holding your own words. When you leave, it asks how it went. One tap. Over weeks that becomes a number showing how often you actually arrive somewhere on purpose. The part I'm most proud of: no account, no server, zero network requests. Your intentions never leave your machine. Open devtools and watch if you don't believe me. Live demo, nothing to install: https://threshold.page It's free. Tell me what's confusing or what would make you uninstall it. That's more useful to me than praise.

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I'm Jackson, 16. I tried blockers and they never stuck, so I built the opposite. A ten second pause that asks what you came to do, then how it went. No account, zero network requests.