OOP Zone : Offline On Purpose

OOP

About this app

Imagine a world where, when we're together, we're truly together.
OOP allows event organizers and venue managers to define and enforce common rules for smartphone users.
Schools, concerts, museums, restaurants, executive committees, or vacations with friends—there are countless places and times where we would benefit from being more present and less attached to this device that has become... ubiquitous.

When you enter an OOP Zone, your phone adapts to the rules established by those hosting you. They can choose to restrict access to social media, the camera, and addictive apps, but leave phone calls, text messages, and health apps active. Each venue, each event, will thus offer a disconnected experience tailored to its unique character, and thanks to its collective nature, the digital detox will be easier for everyone to adopt and enjoy.

The app is activated upon entry to the venue by scanning a QR code, or by searching the list of existing OOP Zones. On the screen, a timer indicates the scheduled disconnection time, corresponding to the duration of the event, while allowing access to authorized features.
The smartphone regains all its functionality at the end of the agreed time (at the end of the concert, the school day, or the meeting, for example). Users can leave the OOP Zone at any time by scanning a QR code located at the exit, or with a PIN code.

Why does OOP use the Accessibility API?

OOP uses the Android Accessibility API only to detect the opening of selected distracting applications and to temporarily block or redirect them. This permission is necessary for the application to function correctly; without it, our app cannot recognize or control access to these applications.
No personal data, keyboard input, or sensitive information is collected, stored, or shared.
The accessibility service is used exclusively to help users adopt healthier digital habits and effectively reduce their phone screen time.