The Ten-Minute Rule
You're lying in bed, a little hungry, not hungry enough to get up. That's exactly what a phone on ANKOR feels like from across the room.

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You’re lying in bed. A little hungry, not hungry enough to get up and go to the kitchen. The impulse is there. It just isn’t strong enough to make you move.
That’s the same feeling as a phone sitting on ANKOR across the room. The reach is available in theory. In practice, it rarely happens.
Why Distance Works
Around 40% of phone pickups have no real reason behind them: no message, no task, no memory of deciding to reach for it. Pure reflex, triggered by proximity.
ANKOR doesn’t track a focus score or gamify discipline. It’s a place for your phone to be when you’re not using it, so the choice to pick it up stays a choice.
This Isn’t a Focus App
Give it ten minutes before you go get it. Most days, you won’t.
Put a wall and a few meters between you and the phone.
The reflex has nowhere left to attach itself.
Not gone. Just no longer automatic.