Nudge: App & Website Blocker

Nudge blocks the apps and websites that eat your day - and it gets harder to ignore the more you try. Open something you told Nudge to guard and a friendly full-screen blocker appears with a countdown. Wait it out, or go do something else. Come back to the same app later and the wait is longer. Come back again and it is longer still. Every timer resets at midnight, so tomorrow always starts clean. HOW IT WORKS • Choose the apps you want to stay out of • Block whole categories of websites - social feeds, video, gambling, shopping, news - or add your own domains • Set a session limit and get interrupted after too long on the phone • Tune the escalation: the first wait, how fast it grows, and a hard cap so it never becomes absurd BUILT TO ACTUALLY WORK Nudge keeps running after you swipe it away. It survives a reboot. Escalation is tracked per app and per site, so being nudged by one app never punishes you for opening a different one. SEE WHERE YOUR DAY GOES A stats screen shows how many times you were interrupted, how long you spent waiting, and exactly which apps and websites cost you the most - today, yesterday, or across the last week or month. NUDGE PRO Free covers 5 apps, 2 website categories, 3 custom domains and a week of history. Pro removes every limit and adds: • Unlimited apps, categories and domains • Strict mode - removes the "let me through" button entirely • 30 days of history instead of 7 • The full per-app and per-site breakdown Available as a one-time purchase or a subscription. YOUR DATA STAYS ON YOUR PHONE Nudge has no account, no cloud, no analytics and no ads. Nothing you do is uploaded, logged or sent anywhere. All matching happens on your device. ABOUT THE PERMISSIONS Nudge uses Android's accessibility service to see which app is currently open and to read your browser's address bar. That is the only way an app can know when to step in, and it is used for nothing else - the text it reads is matched against your blocklist and immediately discarded. Nudge also needs permission to draw over other apps (that is the block screen itself) and runs a foreground service with a permanent notification, which is what keeps it alive in the background. Nudge is a commitment device, not a parental control app. It works because you chose to set it up.

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