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Pause is a mindfulness app that interrupts impulse purchases before checkout.
Instead of a shopping flow, it's a pause ritual: catch the desire, get honest about why you want it (FOMO, boredom, a real need), then lock the item away for a 14-day cool-off. while a patience-plant companion grows the longer you resist. I wanted this to exist because most apps are built to speed you toward buying; I wanted one built to slow that moment down.
Built as a 6-screen clickable prototype in Flowstep, one consistent design system across every screen.
Project link here
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wow this is much needed
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