Discretion
A neutral identity and restrained communication are product requirements, not a cosmetic mode added later.
Why SteadyPact exists
Most screen-time apps nag, count streaks, and want an account. SteadyPact does the opposite: you set it once, it stays quiet, and everything stays on your phone.
Get launch updatesSteadyPact starts from a simple idea: the plan you make while thinking clearly deserves to be kept. You decide when your phone rests, how long you want to scroll, and when you want to lock in. The app holds that plan quietly, with a calm pause instead of a lecture.
Your discipline belongs to you. SteadyPact does not keep score, send reminders or tell anyone anything. It helps, and then it gets out of the way.
Many screen-time and focus apps are priced for North America and Western Europe, and many assume a card for a trial. SteadyPact launches free, on Android, and is tested on the lower-cost phones and battery settings common in South Asia.
It also has to be discreet on phones that are often shared with family, which is why the name, icon and notification are neutral and nothing is uploaded.
The app has no ads, no analytics and no tracking code, and it never sends your data anywhere. If we ever add paid options, the price will be shown in Google Play before anyone pays.
SteadyPact is made by Pixelridge Web, a small independent team that builds and supports the app and this website.
Founder and developer of SteadyPact. Background in data science and machine learning. Writes about DNS filtering, Android blocking methods, and what content filters can and cannot actually do.
Operating principles
A neutral identity and restrained communication are product requirements, not a cosmetic mode added later.
No impossible-to-bypass claim, invented science, fake reviews, or unreleased feature presented as working.
Adults set their own limits, keep their data on their own phone, and can delete it at any time by uninstalling.
Free at launch, Android first, and languages chosen from real demand.
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