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[iOS, macOS] 20% off Yearly Subscription US$79.99 @ Opal

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Available on iPhone and Mac. Opal lets you block distracting apps so you can you don't spend all day scrolling.

Use the promo code for 20% off your yearly subscription for Opal Pro at checkout on the website. Works on existing and new accounts.

Or, use the referral links to get one month free if you want to try it out first.

There's also some other promo pages on their website which might be worth trying too:
* 30% off for Black Friday
* 50% off for students

Referral Links

Referral: random (3)

Referee gets 1 month free. Referrer gets 2 years free pro subscription/lifetime pro sub/free merch after referring 20/50/100 people.

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  • Seems like another example of an app needlessly being a subscription. Also don't iPhones already have a focus mode??

    • +2

      Also insanely expensive lol

      • -2

        You can use it for free as well. But I found some coupons for the Pro version and thought I'd share :)

    • Agreed, iOS has built in screen time limits that you can set for apps.

      https://support.apple.com/en-gb/guide/iphone/iphb0c7313c9/io…

    • +1

      This genuinely feels like it should be a 99c one time purchase.

      Subscription for something that simple is insane.

  • +6

    Uninstall the distracting apps - save remaining 80%

    • -1

      I definitely agree with this, but a friend swears by it so I tried it out this week. It is interesting to force yourself to not use social media in the morning or read the news etc. But obviously self control is free which is the real bargain.

  • +1

    Another example of capitalism.

    • -1

      I never examples in the wild.

  • Something installed then forgot.

  • +4

    as's been pointed out by everyone upstairs there, if you buy this sub you're being scammed

    • Up vote for inventing an entirely new word.

      • what’s new?

        • -1

          I'd love you to point to a mainstream dictionary that includes "as's" as a word.

          • @jackspratt: are y familiar with the function of the apostrophe?

            • -1

              @0jay: Yep - probably the most misused punctuation mark in the English language. 😊

              Also familiar with capital letters, and full stops.

              • @jackspratt: so you're familiar then with contractions…

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