Choose your limits
Pick the apps you want to limit and decide how many minutes each gets every day.
Android app blocker · Screen-time accountability
Make a pact with your time.
Set daily limits for the Android apps that take too much of your day. Make a screen-time pact, and invite people you trust to help you keep it.
Coming to Google Play
How it works
A limit means more when someone else knows.
Asr turns a screen-time goal into a clear commitment with a beginning, an end, and people who can hold you to it.
Make the pact
Commit for 7, 14, 21, or 30 days, or choose a custom length, and name your witnesses.
Keep your word
Your witnesses are told when you keep the pact. If you give it up, switch protection off, or uninstall Asr, they are told that too.
Before you start
App limits, with accountability.
What does Asr do?
Asr is an Android app blocker that combines daily screen-time limits with a commitment to people you trust. Choose the apps, set their limits, and keep those choices for the length of your pact.
What is a witness?
A witness is someone you invite to follow your challenge. They can see the progress you share and receive updates about how the pact ends.
Why does it need usage access and overlay permission?
Usage access lets Asr measure time in the apps you choose. Overlay permission lets it show a block screen when a limit is reached. Android permissions and your phone’s battery settings affect protection.
Can I download Asr now?
Asr is coming to Google Play. This page will link to the official listing when it is available. Read our privacy policy and terms to learn more before installing.
The honest promise
Asr does not promise to give you perfect discipline. It makes the commitment visible, makes breaking it accountable, and lets the people you trust see how you did.