For those who struggle with checking too often, would a tool that hides daily performance actually help?

I know the standard advice is "just don't look" and I get it. But I'll be honest, I still check more often than I should, especially when things are volatile. I've never panic sold, but I've definitely felt the urge during bigger dips. It got me thinking about how most investing apps are designed. They show you red and green every day, send push notifications, surface daily swings. They're built for engagement, not for helping you stay the course. I've been wondering if a tool that takes the opposite approach would help people like me: * Only shows monthly or quarterly performance, not daily * Reframes dips as "your contributions are buying more shares at a discount" * Adds friction if you try to sell (like a waiting period to cool off) * Celebrates consistency and holding, not activity I know the real Bogleheads here have the discipline figured out. But for those who are still building that muscle, would something like this actually help, or is it just a crutch that doesn't solve the real problem? Curious what you all think.