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SteadyPact and Digital Wellbeing.
Most Android phones come with Digital Wellbeing, which has app timers and a Bedtime mode. If it works for you, keep using it. Here is where SteadyPact is different.
Coming soon toGoogle PlayWhat Digital Wellbeing does well
It is built in, free, and needs no extra app. You can set a timer for each app, use Bedtime mode to dim the screen, and use Focus mode on many phones. Features and names vary by phone maker.
Where SteadyPact is different
- One shared daily limit across the apps you choose, rather than a timer per app.
- Focus or Study sessions of 25 minutes to 2 hours, started with one tap.
- A night window with an optional wind-down of short five-minute slots.
- A calm pause screen with a short wait, instead of an app simply greying out.
- The same behaviour on every Android brand, with guides to keep it running.
Both keep your data on your phone. SteadyPact is free at launch, needs no account and works offline.