Controls the update prompt via GET /api/app/version. Bump the version only after the build is live on the App Store. Changes apply on the next launch (clients check at most once per 24h).

A/B test of the time between interstitials. Targeted devices are split across the arms by weight and keep their arm for as long as the key stays the same; their arm's cooldown replaces both cooldowns above. Everyone else keeps the values above. A new key starts a new experiment with fresh assignments. Devices pick a change up on their next settings fetch.

Which paid features exist at all, and what the free app keeps of them. Changes reach devices on their next settings fetch, and apply to rules people already made.

The three screens the app raises by itself on launch. Each switch is a kill switch: off, that sheet is never shown, and nobody is marked as having seen it, so switching it back on still reaches them.

How far new installs get. Each page row counts everyone who reached at least that page, so the drop between two rows is the number of people that page lost. Users who never saw the flow because the switch was off are excluded from the rate.

Remote switch for SponsorBlock-backed sponsor/intro skipping in the app. While the switch is off, the allowlist keeps it on for the listed device IDs only. Clients receive just their effective on/off value.

How the app's YouTube traffic looks to Google. On a shared IP (Starlink and other carrier NAT) a session that looks like a bot gets its watch pages served as Google's CAPTCHA (#2322). Devices pick a change up on their next settings fetch.

The moments that may open "Do you like talavo?". The app only asks at moments that are on, and only within the Review Prompt limits above. Each row shows what users did after that moment opened the prompt: answered, said yes, and of the yeses how many reached a place to rate (Apple's sheet or the App Store page). Devices pick up a change on their next settings fetch.

Every step users took in the review prompt, newest first. Filter by moment or paste a device id to read one user's taps in order.

Default bookmark folders created on devices. Shortcuts below can be filed into one; the app creates each folder once and never duplicates it. Drag to reorder. "Hide for versions" works like the shortcut gate.

Catalog shown on first run. Drag to reorder. Edits propagate to devices on the next request.

Aggregate per-user action counters and current settings across all users. Open a user below for their individual breakdown.

Which sites people block elements on with the Pro element picker, and how many rules they keep there. Counts the rules that exist right now, so a rule the user deleted leaves nothing behind. Users is how many distinct accounts have a rule on that site, which separates one determined person from a pattern.

Behavioral tags for segmentation. Rule labels are derived from usage thresholds and stay in sync when recomputed; manual labels are assigned per user and never touched by the rules. Click a label to list its users.

Recent users. Grant lifetime Pro with one tap. The user gets a push notification.

Grant or revoke lifetime premium for a specific user by their 8-character referral code.

Marketing codes users redeem in the same field as friend codes. Each grants free trial days or lifetime Pro, capped at a set number of uses. Codes are 8 letters or digits, case-insensitive, one redemption per user.

Messages shown in the app's inbox, reached from the letter on the start page. New messages start switched off; turn one on when it is ready and off again to pull it immediately. Every targeting field left empty means "no restriction", so an empty form goes to everyone and each field you fill narrows the audience further.