Press kit
Stillpoint is an Android app that blocks distracting apps like TikTok and Instagram. To unlock five more minutes, you do ten push-ups, and the phone's camera counts them. It was designed, built and launched by a high school student developer in British Columbia, Canada.
Fact sheet
| Name | Stillpoint |
| Developer | Akaljeet, AJ Web Works (independent student developer) |
| Based in | British Columbia, Canada |
| Launched | October 2026 |
| Platform | Android 8.0 and newer. iPhone version in development. |
| Price | $1.99 CAD, one-time. No subscription, no ads, no in-app purchases. |
| Privacy | No account, no analytics. The app has no internet permission, so no data can leave the phone. Camera video is processed on the device and never saved. |
| Website | stillpoint.finalcirclegame.workers.dev |
What it does
- Focus sessions from 15 to 90 minutes, blocking chosen apps or everything except allowed ones
- Schedules, like 10 PM to 7 AM for sleep, and daily limits shared across a group of apps
- Push-up unlock: 10 push-ups (regular, knees, wide, diamond or incline) earn 5 minutes, counted on-device with pose detection
- Lock mode: Settings and uninstalling are blocked while a schedule runs
- Focus streaks to build a daily habit
Why it was made
Built-in screen time limits are easy to ignore: one tap on "ignore limit" and the scrolling continues. Stillpoint adds friction that costs something real. Often, just having to get down on the floor is enough to make you realize you didn't need the app.
"It doesn't stop you from using your phone. It just makes you decide if it's worth ten push-ups."
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Contact
For interviews, demos or review copies: ajboparai12@gmail.com. The developer is under 18, so interview requests go through a parent.