What Hushd reads, and what it leaves alone.
No account. No cloud model. No analytics. Hushd judges with Apple’s on-device model, on your Mac.
Only the window in front, only during a session.
The app, title and page address. Screen reading adds the words, if you turn it on.
To integrate a product, choose u and dv, then apply ∫ u dv = uv − ∫ v du.
Example 3: x·eˣ, with u = x.
- AppWhich app is in front.
- TitleThe window or tab title.
- AddressThe page or file it shows.
- WordsOnly with screen reading on. Dropped when the window changes.
Some apps are never read.
Messaging apps, music players and blank tabs are skipped by default. You can edit the list in Settings, and a project rule still wins.
- Messages
- Telegram
- Signal
- Music
- Spotify
- Podcasts
- Tidal
- Pandora
- New tab
Memory, for seconds.
Pictures and screen words stay in memory and are dropped when the window changes. Sessions keep counts, never window text.
A nudge never says where you went.
It talks about your task, so Hushd is safe on screen next to a colleague.
You spent 14 minutes on videos.
Close that tab and get back to work.
Calm by design, private by default.
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Runs on your Mac.
No account. No cloud.The judge is Apple’s on-device model. There is nothing to sign up for and no analytics.
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Never names
the distraction.A nudge talks about your task, not where you went. Safe on a shared screen.
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No sound.
No mascot.Quiet by default. The better you are doing, the less you see.
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Not sure?
It does nothing.A nudge needs two checks that agree and a drift that lasts.
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See and delete
what it learned.Reasons live in memory. Sessions keep counts, never window text.
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Screen reading
is opt-in.Pictures never reach the model, and nothing is saved to disk.
Safe to keep on a shared screen.
Quiet by default, and always showing that it is watching.