MindfulScroll: Quit Scrolling

🔥 KEY FEATURES 🔥 ⏱️ Track Your Screen Time Automatically monitor exactly how much time you spend on the most distracting short-form video and social media apps, including Instagram, TikTok, YouTube, Snapchat, and Facebook. 🚫 Smart App Blocking Set a daily time limit. Once your time is up, MindfulScroll will automatically place a block screen over your distracting apps, stopping the endless scroll in its tracks so you can get back to reality. 🔥 Build a Mindfulness Streak Stay under your daily screen time limit to build a streak! View your progress on the Streak Calendar and stay motivated to keep your digital detox going strong. 📊 Detailed Stats & Insights Get a clear picture of your daily habits. Tap on any app in your dashboard to see exactly how much time you've spent on it today. 🔒 Privacy First Your privacy is our priority. MindfulScroll only tracks the time spent on the specific apps you want to monitor. We do not read your messages, view your screen content, or track your browsing history. How it works: Grant the necessary Accessibility and Overlay permissions so MindfulScroll can accurately detect when you are using distracting apps. Set your daily screen time limit. Use your phone normally. When you hit your limit, a friendly but firm overlay will block the app, reminding you to take a break! Stop letting algorithms steal your time. Download MindfulScroll today, break the cycle of endless scrolling, and start living more intentionally! (Note: MindfulScroll uses the Android AccessibilityService API to detect when you open targeted social media apps and track your usage time. No personal data or screen content is collected or shared during this process.) 3. Data Safety Section Guide When filling out the "Data Safety" form in the Play Console, make sure you answer accurately based on what we built: Data Collection: You do collect app activity (time spent on apps) and Crash logs/Diagnostics. Account Data: If you are using Firebase/Google sign-in, you collect Email and User IDs. Accessibility Service: Because the app uses the Accessibility API, Google Play requires you to declare this. You must clearly state in the console (and in the app's permission prompt) that the Accessibility API is used solely to detect when target apps are opened to track time spent and to display the block overlay.