What's free
- Downloading and installing Bisqit, on Mac or Windows.
- Setting it up: choosing your dog and telling it what distracts you.
- A real try: you open YouTube and watch the dog close the tab.
What takes a subscription
Keeping the dog on your screen after setup. Without a subscription, Bisqit stays out of sight. There's no free trial period: instead, you see it do its job first and then decide.
One subscription covers both looks, the lifelike dogs and the drawn puppy, on up to 5 computers, Mac or Windows. You can cancel from Bisqit's menu whenever you like.
Why it isn't free
When Bisqit meets a page it doesn't recognise, an AI model decides whether it's a distraction, and each of those checks costs us money. The subscription pays for them. It also means Bisqit has no ads and doesn't sell your information.
What you get
- A dog that wanders along the bottom of your screen, naps when you click it and lets you pick it up.
- Four ready-made lifelike dogs, the drawn puppy, or a dog made from a photo of your own.
- Distracting tabs closed for you while it's on duty, with time to catch the dog if you need the tab.
- Distracting apps tucked away rather than quit, so you never lose unsaved work.
More about Bisqit as a desktop pet, and what it sees and sends.