Stillpoint blocks the apps that eat your day. Want five more minutes of scrolling? Drop and do ten push-ups. The camera counts them.
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15 to 90 minutes. Block the apps you pick, or block everything except the ones you allow.
Block apps automatically every day, like 9 to 5 for work or 10 PM to 7 AM for sleep.
30 minutes of TikTok a day, then it's locked until midnight. Shared across a group of apps.
10 push-ups earn 5 minutes, for one app or for everything. Quitting a focus session early costs push-ups too.
Finish a session every day to build a streak. Your last seven days at a glance.
Turn it on for a schedule and Settings is locked while it runs, so you can't switch Stillpoint off or delete it.
When an app is blocked, you get a choice: walk away, or earn it. Lean your phone on the floor, step back, and go.
The app doesn't have internet permission, so nothing you do in it can leave your phone. That's checked by Android, not just promised by us.
Needs Android 8.0 or newer on a 64-bit phone (nearly every phone since 2017). iPhone version coming later.
Stillpoint is Android-only for now. Apple only allows iPhone apps through the App Store, and the iPhone version is on its way there.
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Stillpoint is installed straight from this site instead of the Play Store. It takes about two minutes.
Not yet. Selling it directly keeps the price at $1.99 and gets it to you sooner. Updates are free, and the Play Store version will come later.
Android shows a warning for any app that isn't from the Play Store. That's normal. Stillpoint can't connect to the internet, so it can't send anything anywhere. Android lists its permissions under Settings → Apps → Stillpoint → Permissions, so you can check this yourself.
That's how Android lets an app see which app is open, which Stillpoint needs to block it. Stillpoint only checks the app's name. It never reads text, messages or anything else on your screen.
Any kind: regular, on your knees, wide, diamond or incline. Filmed from the side or the front. You just have to go down and come back up. Waving your arms while standing, or moving the phone, doesn't count.
During a normal block, yes, in Settings. That's on purpose: Stillpoint is there to help, not to trap you. For blocks you really want to stick to, turn on Lock mode in a schedule. While it runs, Settings and uninstalling are blocked too.
Yes, any phone with Android 8.0 or newer. On Samsung, set Stillpoint's battery to "Unrestricted" (the app walks you through it) so the blocker keeps running.
Use the same download link to install it again. You can install it on any phone you own.
It's being built. iPhone apps need Apple's approval to block other apps, which takes a while.