Add Support for Multi-Window and Split Screens
Using apps as overlay or split screen isn’t detected properly at the moment. Add support for it. Most likely this will require Accessibility Service option. Can’t do it with just usage-stats api.
unrushedapps 3 months ago
Add Support for Multi-Window and Split Screens
Using apps as overlay or split screen isn’t detected properly at the moment. Add support for it. Most likely this will require Accessibility Service option. Can’t do it with just usage-stats api.
unrushedapps 3 months ago
Floating timer should show "Usage Time" instead
Currently, it only shows time remaining until next pause. User wants to configure it to view their total app usage time instead.
unrushedapps 4 months ago
Floating timer should show "Usage Time" instead
Currently, it only shows time remaining until next pause. User wants to configure it to view their total app usage time instead.
unrushedapps 4 months ago
Show Pause Screen on device Unlock
So treat device unlock similar to app-launch. This helps with reducing phone usage overall. A bit more higher level than app launches. This is going to be a bit hard to implement, but not impossible.
unrushedapps 6 months ago
Show Pause Screen on device Unlock
So treat device unlock similar to app-launch. This helps with reducing phone usage overall. A bit more higher level than app launches. This is going to be a bit hard to implement, but not impossible.
unrushedapps 6 months ago
[UX] Show floating timer in traffic light mode
Green when there is plenty of time (more than 50% remaining) Orange when below 50% Red background when below 10%
unrushedapps 6 months ago
User Reported
[UX] Show floating timer in traffic light mode
Green when there is plenty of time (more than 50% remaining) Orange when below 50% Red background when below 10%
unrushedapps 6 months ago
User Reported
Allow user to activate a profile overriding schedules
User wants to be able to create a profile and activate it adhoc, irrespective of what other profiles are scheduled at the same time. Primary Use Case: Focus mode by activating a restrictive profile Potential Cons: Risk of abuse if the profile is actually lenient, then user can activate it to cheat on their scheduled intention.
unrushedapps 7 months ago
User Reported
Allow user to activate a profile overriding schedules
User wants to be able to create a profile and activate it adhoc, irrespective of what other profiles are scheduled at the same time. Primary Use Case: Focus mode by activating a restrictive profile Potential Cons: Risk of abuse if the profile is actually lenient, then user can activate it to cheat on their scheduled intention.
unrushedapps 7 months ago
User Reported
Planned
Block Scrolling Elements of Apps only, e.g. Youtube Shorts, Instagram Reels
Finer grained control for blocking the addicting parts of the app only. For example, Youtube videos is fine, but users might want to stay away from shorts. Such things are simple on desktop (just get a chrome extension that deletes the shorts button), but harder to implement on Android natively. Probably still somewhat doable with Accessibility Service with some maintenance burden to keep them working.
Kian Lopez 8 months ago
Planned
Block Scrolling Elements of Apps only, e.g. Youtube Shorts, Instagram Reels
Finer grained control for blocking the addicting parts of the app only. For example, Youtube videos is fine, but users might want to stay away from shorts. Such things are simple on desktop (just get a chrome extension that deletes the shorts button), but harder to implement on Android natively. Probably still somewhat doable with Accessibility Service with some maintenance burden to keep them working.
Kian Lopez 8 months ago
Don't show pause Screen until app has been used for X minutes
It’s the flip side of daily maximum app-usage limit (link), where we block the app after it has been used for MAX minutes. This is the MIN minute before which we shouldn’t show the pause screen at all. When both MIN-MAX is set, the behavior would be: - From 0 to MIN minutes of use: No pause screen - MIN - MAX minutes of use: Normal pause screen - MAX+ minutes: Hard block or other more restrictive pause screen.
unrushedapps 7 months ago
Don't show pause Screen until app has been used for X minutes
It’s the flip side of daily maximum app-usage limit (link), where we block the app after it has been used for MAX minutes. This is the MIN minute before which we shouldn’t show the pause screen at all. When both MIN-MAX is set, the behavior would be: - From 0 to MIN minutes of use: No pause screen - MIN - MAX minutes of use: Normal pause screen - MAX+ minutes: Hard block or other more restrictive pause screen.
unrushedapps 7 months ago
In Progress
Show Pause screens for Websites
This way, not just reddit app, users can be intentional when using reddit via browser on phone. This will involve getting Accessibility Service permission.
unrushedapps 9 months ago
In Progress
Show Pause screens for Websites
This way, not just reddit app, users can be intentional when using reddit via browser on phone. This will involve getting Accessibility Service permission.
unrushedapps 9 months ago
Planned
Custom background for popup screen
Instead of black/white background, we can put meaningfull image as background of the popup screen. This visual feedback rather than text only, custom text is really nice but we won't read it each time cause it requires effort and we may be lazy, But a background give message without effort. So I can put a nice car as background because it reminds me that I need to stop wasting time to achieve my goals for example, or for religious people an image of a mosque or the Kaaba 🕋 so that It put an additional barrier to doing something forbidden like opening the browser you see the popup with religious meaninfull image this will help you stop acting compulsively.
Programir 10 months ago
User Reported
Planned
Custom background for popup screen
Instead of black/white background, we can put meaningfull image as background of the popup screen. This visual feedback rather than text only, custom text is really nice but we won't read it each time cause it requires effort and we may be lazy, But a background give message without effort. So I can put a nice car as background because it reminds me that I need to stop wasting time to achieve my goals for example, or for religious people an image of a mosque or the Kaaba 🕋 so that It put an additional barrier to doing something forbidden like opening the browser you see the popup with religious meaninfull image this will help you stop acting compulsively.
Programir 10 months ago
User Reported
Allow users to micro-journal on Pause Screen
One potential use of this feature would be to reflect on “why” user is using apps. For example: 1. User adds a prompt to show, e.g. “Why do you want to use the app now?” 2. User then enters some text (journal) into a text field. These journals are stored against each app with timestamp. Users can later review them to reflect on why they used the apps. Note that this feature should be flexible. That is, the prompt can be anything and user can write anything. That way, it doesn’t have to be a journal of “why-user-using-app”. It should be a micro-journal with char limits so that user can quickly jot down their thoughts and not a full-powered journaling app. This is going to need more thought on: How to show the journals to users? How to store them? How to back them up?
unrushedapps 11 months ago
User Reported
Allow users to micro-journal on Pause Screen
One potential use of this feature would be to reflect on “why” user is using apps. For example: 1. User adds a prompt to show, e.g. “Why do you want to use the app now?” 2. User then enters some text (journal) into a text field. These journals are stored against each app with timestamp. Users can later review them to reflect on why they used the apps. Note that this feature should be flexible. That is, the prompt can be anything and user can write anything. That way, it doesn’t have to be a journal of “why-user-using-app”. It should be a micro-journal with char limits so that user can quickly jot down their thoughts and not a full-powered journaling app. This is going to need more thought on: How to show the journals to users? How to store them? How to back them up?
unrushedapps 11 months ago
User Reported
Allow users to format the message
User might want to make the font size bigger, smaller, bold, italic and etc. Trying to make it fully customizable would be too much work, but maybe I can provide few more options? (bold, italic, small-font, medium-font, large-font)
unrushedapps 10 months ago
User Reported
Allow users to format the message
User might want to make the font size bigger, smaller, bold, italic and etc. Trying to make it fully customizable would be too much work, but maybe I can provide few more options? (bold, italic, small-font, medium-font, large-font)
unrushedapps 10 months ago
User Reported
Automatic Screen-Based Timer with Overlay and Session History
Filing on behalf of user: Udufufu Overview: The app would automatically start a timer whenever the screen is turned on, and reset it when the screen is turned off. Each "screen-on" period would be recorded as a separate session, and all sessions would be logged with timestamps and durations. An optional overlay could show the ongoing timer directly on the screen. Key Features Suggested: 1. Auto Timer Start/Stop – Starts counting when the screen is on, resets on screen off. 2. Session System – Automatically logs each screen-on duration as a session. 3. Floating Overlay Timer – Display a real-time timer above all apps (like picture-in-picture). 4. Session Limit Alerts – Trigger a visual/audio/vibration effect after a set duration (e.g., 10 minutes). 5. Fluid or "Amazing" Visual Feedback – Optional animations or vibrant notifications as positive reinforcement. (optional) 6. Session History Log – Save all session data to local history (with time, date, duration). Potential Benefits: - Helps users manage screen time more mindfully. - Useful for Pomodoro-style workflows, digital breaks, or tracking focused time. - Works automatically without needing to press start/stop buttons.
unrushedapps 11 months ago
User Reported
Automatic Screen-Based Timer with Overlay and Session History
Filing on behalf of user: Udufufu Overview: The app would automatically start a timer whenever the screen is turned on, and reset it when the screen is turned off. Each "screen-on" period would be recorded as a separate session, and all sessions would be logged with timestamps and durations. An optional overlay could show the ongoing timer directly on the screen. Key Features Suggested: 1. Auto Timer Start/Stop – Starts counting when the screen is on, resets on screen off. 2. Session System – Automatically logs each screen-on duration as a session. 3. Floating Overlay Timer – Display a real-time timer above all apps (like picture-in-picture). 4. Session Limit Alerts – Trigger a visual/audio/vibration effect after a set duration (e.g., 10 minutes). 5. Fluid or "Amazing" Visual Feedback – Optional animations or vibrant notifications as positive reinforcement. (optional) 6. Session History Log – Save all session data to local history (with time, date, duration). Potential Benefits: - Helps users manage screen time more mindfully. - Useful for Pomodoro-style workflows, digital breaks, or tracking focused time. - Works automatically without needing to press start/stop buttons.
unrushedapps 11 months ago
User Reported