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Domain is a screen time control app for people who want their phone to feel harder to waste time on.
Block distracting apps, websites, and categories. Start a focus timer before a scroll spiral begins. Build stricter routines for study, deep work, sleep, and daily discipline.
BENEFITS
- Block apps before they break your focus
- Limit screen time with intentional focus sessions
- Turn study timer, work timer, and pomodoro blocks into protected time
- Build a dumb phone or minimalist phone setup without buying a new device
- Reduce mindless scrolling from social apps, games, and websites
- Protect deep work, school, sleep, workouts, and creative routines
- Stay focused with streaks, XP, milestones, and stronger consequences
FEATURES
- Screen Time Control: choose the apps, websites, and categories you want to block.
- App Blocker: start a session quickly and lock down your biggest distractions.
- Focus Timer: pick a duration for study, work, reading, training, or a reset.
- Recurring Windows: schedule automatic focus blocks for mornings, nights, weekdays, and routines.
- Blocklists: save focused sets for work, school, social media, games, or custom goals.
- Strict Focus Modes: choose easier sessions or stronger rules when you need more pressure.
- Streaks and XP: turn consistency into visible progress instead of vague guilt.
- Blocked Attempts: see which apps keep pulling you back so your next block is smarter.
- Breaks: use lighter sessions when you need flexibility without losing the whole system.
- Privacy First: Domain uses Android permissions only for app blocking, focus sessions, reminders, and on-device control.
BUILT FOR
Students, creators, founders, athletes, readers, and anyone trying to replace endless scrolling with focused time.
PRIVATE & SAFE
Domain uses Android permissions to help monitor and block selected apps during active focus sessions. Your focus setup is built around private device controls, not public social pressure.
Start with one blocklist. Run one protected focus timer. Make your phone easier to control today.
Accessibility Service disclosure
While Android Accessibility Service is enabled, Android tells Domain when the foreground app changes and provides that app's package name. During Focus Sessions or Curse Guard protection, Domain compares the package name with the apps you selected so it can show the blocking screen and count blocked attempts. Domain does not read screen text, passwords, messages, web pages, taps, or other screen content. It discards package names that do not match a protected app without storing or sending them. Selected app identifiers and blocked-attempt counts are stored on your device. Domain may send a blocked-attempt event and the active protection mode to Firebase Analytics and PostHog. It does not send either provider the package name of the app you opened. Domain does not sell this data or share it for advertising.