Screen Awareness
A persistent overlay timer that lives on your screen — gently reminding you how long you've been scrolling. No restrictions, just awareness.
The problem
Most people check their phone 96 times a day and spend over 7 hours on screens. The problem isn't the phone — it's not knowing.
How it works
A small color-coded timer floats on your screen. As your usage grows, so does the visual urgency — from calm green to alert red. Fully customizable.
Green phase. You're within your comfort zone. The timer is there, subtle and calm.
Yellow phase. A gentle nudge that you've been on for a while. Maybe take a stretch?
Red phase. You've been on long enough. A clear signal — but never a block.
Features
Everything you need, nothing you don't. No accounts, no tracking, no ads.
The timer floats above everything — your browser, social media, games. Always visible, never in the way.
Change colors, font size, position, thresholds, and display mode. Every level adapts to your preferences.
Track your daily patterns and trends. See how your screen time changes over time with a clean daily view.
No data collection, no accounts, no ads, no internet needed. Your screen time stays on your device. Period.
Philosophy
Awareen doesn't block apps, set limits, or lecture you. It simply shows you the truth — and trusts you to decide what to do with it.
Open Source
Awareen is free and open source under the MIT license. Read every line of code, contribute, or fork it and make it yours.
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Free. No ads. No tracking. Just you and your screen time.