Adaptive blocking for Android

You said5 minutes.It became hours.

Timelapse replays what your phone actually did with the hour, notices the pattern, and makes it harder to repeat.

Planned5 min
Gone so far1 min
Example night · drag to replay
12:03 AMWhatsApp

Sound familiar?

Things people tell themselves

Just five minutesOne more videoI'll start after thisLast scroll, I promiseJust checking one thingThen I'll sleep
It's only a quick replyI deserve a breakTomorrow I'll be strictThis one doesn't countI'll turn it off in a minuteAlmost done

Screen time counts the hour. Timelapse replays it.

Screen time saysSocial · 1h 04mOne number. No story.
WhatsApp 40 minYouTube 24 min8 app switches

Screen time says Social, 1h 04m. One number, no story.

But 64 minutes isn't one thing. It's 64 separate moments.

Timelapse shows the sequence: what pulled you in, and where the task got lost.

It adapts

Keep breaking the same rule? Timelapse adapts.

Repeated patterns can trigger stronger protection.

It holds

A rule you can ignore is just a suggestion.

Set it before temptation starts.

It remembers

You can break your rules. You can't hide the pattern.

Just an honest record of what changed.

Your goals need the hours your phone keeps taking.

Give the next hour to

Example arithmetic using the 64-minute night above. Not a promise of results.

4h 16mminutes in a week

Your screen stays yours.

Captured on your phone. Kept on your phone.

  • Optional analytics
  • No account
  • No audio
  • On-device captures

Exports leave your phone only if you choose to share them.

Timelapse isn't for everyone.

If you want another reminder you can ignore, there are easier apps.

If you're tired of negotiating with yourself, Timelapse was built for you.

Get it on Google Play
Timelapse app icon
Stop negotiating with yourself.