Programmatically-inclined people can also likely do that with the Automate or Tasker apps, since presumably Buzzkill does its thing via the same APIs. As a bonus, the apps can do many other things.
(I recommend Automate: Tasker looks more compact at first glance, but its idioms are quite wacky, whereas Automate is pretty much regular programming, just visually organized. Plus, Automate doesn’t require buying more apps for more functionality, and doesn’t have advertising code in it. However, Automate can’t do custom dialogs and onscreen buttons, so in practice I occasionally use Tasker too.)
Programmatically-inclined people can also likely do that with the Automate or Tasker apps, since presumably Buzzkill does its thing via the same APIs. As a bonus, the apps can do many other things.
(I recommend Automate: Tasker looks more compact at first glance, but its idioms are quite wacky, whereas Automate is pretty much regular programming, just visually organized. Plus, Automate doesn’t require buying more apps for more functionality, and doesn’t have advertising code in it. However, Automate can’t do custom dialogs and onscreen buttons, so in practice I occasionally use Tasker too.)