Kurb blocks DoorDash and Uber Eats until you justify the order out loud and complete a physical challenge. Your cravings don't run this. Kurb does.
Your wallet is on life support. Your fridge is full. The body you want doesn't order DoorDash at 11pm.
Every time you open a delivery app, Kurb intercepts. You don't get in until you pass both.
Type or voice note exactly what you want — and why. An AI reads your reasoning and gives a verdict: Approved or Denied, with a brutally personalized reason. Denied? Blocked 30 minutes.
Approved? Cool. Now complete the challenge you picked when you set Kurb up. Camera and GPS verify it actually happened. No challenge, no DoorDash.
Set it once during onboarding. Change it any time — but you can't dodge it mid-craving. That's the point.
Get in your car, drive 1 mile from home, snap a photo proving you're out. By the time you're back, you don't want it anymore.
4,000 steps, starting now. From your couch. Treadmill counts. Pacing your kitchen counts. Cravings don't survive cardio.
Set your rep count. Camera-verified pushups. You set the price. Pay it, the apps unlock. Skip it, they don't.
4,000 steps AND 50 pushups, back to back. For people who want to make absolutely sure the answer is no.
Ten states. Starts jacked and stuffed with cash. Ends as a skeleton surrounded by takeout containers. Bypass a challenge, he degrades. Resist, he heals. You're not just blocking apps — you're keeping him alive.
"Hit denied four times in a row. I almost broke my phone. Down $312 in two weeks."
"The pushup verification is diabolical. I respect it."
"Closed Uber Eats. Cooked rice. Felt like a different person."
Or don't. Keep ordering pad thai you don't need at 11pm. The wallet's already on life support.