unloop

Unloop is a calm, minimalist home screen for Android. It puts a gentle pause between you and the endless scroll, so you use your phone on purpose instead of on autopilot. A QUIETER HOME SCREEN • Just the apps you really need, as plain text. Everything else is one swipe away. • A big clock, today's screen time and a random quote after every unlock. • Search all your apps in a second, hide the ones you don't want to see. A BREATHING PAUSE BEFORE DISTRACTING APPS • Choose the apps that pull you in. Before they open, take one slow breath. • "Why are you opening this?" – reply to someone, look something up, or just bored? If it's habit, Unloop suggests something better. • The pause gets a little longer each time you open the same app in a day. • Pause everywhere: also catches apps opened from notifications, Recents or links. PROTECT YOUR PLANT • Your plant starts every day with 7 leaves. Go over your daily limit and they start to fall. • Keep every leaf for 7 days in a row and it flowers. FOCUS AND LIMITS • Focus mode: your home screen shrinks to the essentials, with optional Do Not Disturb. • Schedules: Work, Wind down and Sleep turn Focus on by themselves. • App time limits: after your time for an app is used up, it's blocked for the day. • Strict mode: lock your settings for 1–7 days so you can only make them stricter. TODAY: TO-DO AND NOTES • Swipe left for your Today page: screen time, your plant, a to-do list and notes. SEE YOUR WEEK • Daily average, a 7-day chart, how often you turned back, and your top apps. • Optional lock-screen wallpaper with today's screen time. PRIVATE BY DESIGN • No account. No ads. No analytics. Unloop has no internet access at all. • Everything stays on your phone. Available in English and Hindi. ACCESSIBILITY SERVICE Unloop uses Android's Accessibility API only for its "Pause everywhere" feature: to know which app is opened so it can show your pause or time-limit screen, to lock the screen when you double-tap home, and to open notifications when you swipe down. It never reads your screen content, messages or what you type, and nothing is stored or shared. The feature is optional and Unloop asks before you turn it on.