For the butterfly mind

Scroll.

Go on. Like you always do.
We’ll take it from here.

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Free to start · no account, ever

The whole idea

The longer you scroll,
the slower it gets.

FlowBreak adds friction to the apps that eat your evenings. No blocks. No lockouts. No shame. The feed loses its pull, and you leave on your own.


Why blockers fail

Everything else already lost.

Blocking.

A wall just dares you to climb it. You always win against your own blocker. That is the problem.

Willpower.

A trillion-dollar feed against your self-control. That fight was over before it started.

Shame.

Guilt never fixed a scroll habit. It just adds a second bad feeling on top of the first.

So FlowBreak doesn’t fight you.
It just makes the feed feel like wet sand.


How it works

The whole setup is one sentence.

Slow InstagramTikTokYouTubeRedditXInstagram after 25102 minutes of full speed. Then, wet sand.

That is the entire setup. And even after the slow kicks in, the app still opens. Nothing is locked. It just stops feeling like a slot machine.

Privacy

Here is everything we know about you:

no rows · no fields · no file

Nothing.

Other blockers demand the Accessibility permission, the one that reads everything you look at. FlowBreak refuses it. No servers, no account, no analytics. Everything stays on your phone.

You cannot leak what you never collect.

Pricing

Free until you want more.

Free

$0 forever

no card · no trial games

  • Your worst app, slowed
  • You pick the minutes
  • Everything stays on your phone
Pro

$3.33 /month

billed yearly · or $99.99 once, forever

  • Every app that pulls you in, slowed
  • Schedules by hour
  • Lock-it mode, for when you mean it

Costs less per month than one of the subscriptions you keep meaning to cancel.


Questions

Fair questions, straight answers.

Is FlowBreak an app blocker?

No. Blockers put up walls, and walls get climbed. FlowBreak is a screen time app that adds friction instead: your feeds get slower the longer you scroll, until the trance breaks and you leave on your own. The app you slowed still opens. Nothing is ever locked.

How is this different from Digital Wellbeing or Screen Time?

Built-in timers end with a hard stop you can dismiss in one tap, so you dismiss it. FlowBreak never stops you. It slows the apps that pull you in, so quitting is your idea, not a popup’s.

Does FlowBreak read my screen?

It cannot. FlowBreak refuses the Accessibility permission that other blockers rely on, the one that can read everything you look at. No servers, no account, no analytics. Everything stays on your phone, so there is nothing to leak.

Which apps can it slow?

The ones that pull you in: social feeds, short video, endless scrollers. You pick the apps, and you pick how many minutes of full speed they get before the slow kicks in.

Does it help with doomscrolling?

That is exactly what it is for. FlowBreak was made for the butterfly mind, the attention that flits from thing to thing. If your brain runs on novelty, a blocker just becomes the new thing to beat. Gentle friction works where willpower and walls do not.

How much does it cost?

Free to start: your worst app, slowed, forever, no card. Pro is $3.33 a month billed yearly, or $99.99 once, forever, and covers every app that pulls you in, plus schedules and lock-it mode.

When can I get it?

FlowBreak is launching on Google Play and the App Store. The moment the store pages go live, the badges on this page link straight to them.

The point of all of this

Get your
evenings back.

Launching onGoogle Play Launching onApp Store

Free to start · no account, ever