VoidAccess: Strict App Blocker

Want to scroll less, spend less time in distracting apps, or stay focused while studying? VoidAccess helps you stick to the limits you set for yourself. VoidAccess is a strict app blocker for Android. You decide which apps to block, how long the lock should last, and what unlock price you want to set for ending a lock early. And importantly: if you let your chosen lock time run out, you pay nothing. VoidAccess is free to use. Your rules. Your decision. Choose social media apps, games, or any other apps that distract you. Decide how long they should stay blocked and start your VoidRoom. The idea is simple: you set your boundary in a clear moment – before the impulse hits to open Instagram, TikTok, YouTube, or a game “just for a minute.” A barrier against impulsive unlocking Before starting a lock, you choose your own unlock price. If you later decide to unlock an app before the time is up, that amount is charged through Google Play. If you simply let the lock time run out, there is no charge. The unlock price is not a fee for using VoidAccess. It is a deliberate barrier you set for yourself to make impulsive unlocking less tempting. No subscriptions. No ads. No hidden fees. Less distraction without blocking your entire phone VoidAccess only blocks the apps you choose. Everything else remains available. For example, you can: • Interrupt doomscrolling and social media habits • Reduce distractions while studying or working • Set boundaries around gaming • Reduce your screen time • Spend time with friends or family without constantly opening distracting apps • Take intentional digital breaks The VoidRoom The VoidRoom gives you a clear overview of your active locks in one place. You decide which apps belong in it and how long each lock lasts. When your chosen time is over, the apps automatically become available again. Privacy without tracking VoidAccess works locally on your device. • No account • No cloud • No tracking • No ads • No analysis of your personal content Your settings and locks stay on your phone. Why does VoidAccess need Accessibility access? VoidAccess uses the Android Accessibility Service API to detect when you open an app you have blocked and prevent access to it. Accessibility access is used only for this purpose. VoidAccess does not read your messages, chats, or personal content, and no data is transferred through this access. VoidAccess doesn't decide how much screen time is right for you. You set your own boundaries – VoidAccess helps you stick to them.