A start‑and‑stop timer proves you pressed two buttons. A photo you couldn’t have planned for proves you were actually there.
How it works
Three steps. One photo.
Commit a block
“Deep work, 9:00 to 10:30.” You say it before you start, which is the part everyone skips.
The panda looks once
At a minute it won’t tell you in advance, your phone rings like an alarm. Photograph your desk. The random timing is the whole trick, because you can’t stage it.
The streak is evidence
Witnessed blocks stack into a streak counted in minutes of real deep work, not days on a calendar. Not vibes. Verified time.
In the app
What the proof looks like.



All‑in mode
You show up.
Or the post does.
A streak is a private promise. Break it and nobody finds out but you. All‑in mode is the version with something on the line: write a post in your own words, connect your X account, arm it. Miss a block you committed to and it publishes itself.
- You write it. Your words, your stakes. The panda never writes the post.
- You arm it. Off until you switch it on, and off again the moment you want it off.
- You can still be covered. A grace token absorbs a miss before anything goes out.
Questions
The honest answers.
Is the camera watching me the whole time?
No. The camera opens when you open it, for one photo, once per block. The rest of the time the app just sits there.
What happens if I miss a check?
The block goes down as missed and your streak resets. Grace tokens cover the occasional one, and there’s a short retake window for when you were slow reaching your phone rather than away from your desk.
Who sees my photos?
Nobody. They’re private to your account and compared automatically against the desk you registered. They’re never public, never sold, and deleting your account deletes them.
Can it post to X without me knowing?
No. All‑in mode is off until you turn it on. You write the post yourself, you arm it, and you can disarm it any time. The only thing that publishes it is missing a block you committed to while it was armed.
Is there an iPhone version?
Not yet. Android only for now. iOS is planned, but I’m not putting a date on it.
What is this not?
Not a website blocker. Not a screen-time tracker. It doesn’t watch what you do on your phone or your computer. It asks one question, at one moment you can’t predict: are you at the desk you said you’d be at?