Ready when you’re
Give the key to someone who wants you to have your evening back.
Setup takes a few minutes. After that, you've got someone with you in those moments. You won't be alone with the exhaustion, won't have to white-knuckle through it. Just someone you trust, making the call when you can't.
For the person holding the key
Your Keyholder answers one question.
They see the time you asked for and your note. They can approve it, shorten it, or leave the block in place.
This is the moment everything turns on. They want in, and every part of them is saying yes. You’re the part that isn’t. That’s not being unkind. That’s the job they asked you to do.
It takes a day, and they’re told. Long enough that you can’t swap them out in the middle of an argument.
The safety side
You’re never actually stuck.
Instantly, offline, no approval needed. It resets your streak and tells your Keyholder. That’s all it costs you.
Never claim hours saved
Nobody can know what you’d have used without Warden. We show what you actually spent, next to the week before. Everyone else in this category quotes a number that can’t exist.
The emergency override always works
Instantly, offline, no approval, nobody to ask. A phone you can’t use in an emergency isn’t a safe phone, and no retention number outranks that.
Your Keyholder sees your streak and nothing else
No app names, no times of day, no patterns. It isn’t a privacy setting you could switch off later. The data simply isn’t there to send.
Keyholders never pay, and never see a paywall
They’re doing you a favour. Charging someone for doing you a favour is the quickest way to make them stop.
Ready when you’re