Choose the distractions
Select the apps that steal your attention most often.
Limitra App Block is a subscription-free, 100% offline app blocker and screen time limiter for Android; when the daily limit runs out it locks the selected app until the end of the day. It runs on Android 7.0 and above, is sold on Google Play as a $0.49 one-time purchase, requests no internet permission, needs no account, and keeps all data on the device.
Set clear limits while your mind is calm. When distraction arrives, Limitra App Block helps you stay loyal to the decision you already made.
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ClearA boundary you can understand at a glance.
PrivateSensitive usage data stays on your device.
CalmNo noisy dashboards, ads or guilt.
Most screen-time tools arrive as one more notification you can dismiss. Limitra App Block turns the decision you made earlier into a clear pause when it matters.
Limitra App BlockThe boundary you set is now active.Limitra App Block keeps setup short so the tool itself never becomes another distraction.
Select the apps that steal your attention most often.
Decide how much time each app deserves while your mind is clear.
When time is up, the boundary you set becomes a real pause.
A simple timeline and discipline summary help you understand what happened without turning your life into a spreadsheet.
Usage information is processed on your Android device. Limitra App Block is designed to protect your attention—not to turn it into another data source.
Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese announced landmark federal legislation to ban children under the age of 16 from social media platforms including TikTok, Instagram, Facebook, Snapchat, and X. With no exemptions for parental consent or existing accounts, the world's strictest social media regulation places the burden of age verification entirely on tech giants, backed by penalties of up to A$50 million.
A landmark survey conducted by the WHO Regional Office for Europe and the HBSC study across 280,000 adolescents in 44 countries reveals that problematic social media use surged to 11% and problematic gaming risk reached 12%. With 13% of teenage girls exhibiting addiction-like symptoms and 36% of all youths reporting constant online contact, the WHO urges governments to enforce smartphone restrictions in schools, introduce clear screen time caps, and protect youth mental wellbeing.
Under a historic decree adopted by the Government of the Wallonia-Brussels Federation, recreational use of smartphones, smartwatches, and connected electronic devices is strictly prohibited throughout the entire school day across all pre-primary, primary, and secondary schools. Combined with widespread restrictions in Flanders, Belgium establishes a nationwide front against classroom distraction and cyberbullying.
Set one clear boundary today and give your attention somewhere better.
Get Limitra App Block on Google Play For Android 8.0 and newer