PhonePact

PhonePact

About this app

PhonePact helps you reduce your own screen time without blocking apps or taking control away from you.

Set a daily pact point for each phone. PhonePact measures whole-device foreground usage on Android and gives you private prompts as your day unfolds. When the app syncs a pact milestone, people in circles you chose can receive a simple duration-only check-in attributed to that phone.

WHAT PHONEPACT DOES
• Set a daily screen-time pact for each registered phone
• See today's total and a private seven-day history
• Get private notices and a Moment prompt at meaningful milestones
• Invite trusted people into small accountability circles
• Share duration-only check-ins when the app syncs
• Ask circle members to approve a pact increase
• Leave short notes and reactions in a room that clears over time

WHAT PHONEPACT DOES NOT DO
• It never blocks or locks apps
• It does not show your circle which apps or websites you use
• It does not provide parental controls or remote monitoring
• It has no ads and does not sell personal data

PRIVACY BY DESIGN
On Android, app identities and exact per-app durations used for measurement stay on your phone. PhonePact's servers receive account and circle information, per-phone aggregate daily totals, and the coarse duration milestones needed to sync your experience and show shared check-ins. Room messages are designed to expire after about 24 hours.

PhonePact is free for now during launch and beta. Pricing may change later; any paid plan and its terms will be shown before purchase.

Usage Access is required for Android screen-time measurement. Notification and photo permissions are optional and used only for the features you choose.

Learn more: https://getphonepact.com
Privacy: https://getphonepact.com/privacy
Support: [e-mail]

What’s new

Screen time and your Attention Ledger now stay with this phone when you sign out and back in. This release also improves Google sign-in, circle invitations, pact changes, reminders, private conversations, the home-screen widget, and Where It Went.