Open TikTok and Captain Jack is standing in the doorway.
Drill Sergeant blocks the apps that eat your day until you earn them, using Android's Accessibility Service (see "How blocking works" below). Every time you open one of those apps, you face the checkpoint and choose:
REPORT IN: tell Captain Jack what you got done. 10 minutes of scrolling per productive hour. Big claims get audited.
DROP AND GIVE ME 10: push-ups verified by your camera, counted on your phone. 1 push-up = 1 minute.
STAND DOWN: walk away. No minutes. Just the win.
DAILY PUSH-UP ORDER: a camera-verified order every day. Keep the streak alive.
YOUR SQUAD: recruit friends, compete on the weekly board, and see each other's record. Nobody fights alone.
SEVEN DAYS FREE: then a subscription, cancel any time in Google Play. Every friend who starts their free week with your code gets you 30 days free.
RANKS AND MEDALS: climb 16 ranks from Recruit to Colonel, earn 22 medals.
HOW BLOCKING WORKS (ACCESSIBILITY SERVICE)
Drill Sergeant uses Android's AccessibilityService API for one thing: to notice when one of the apps you chose to block (for example TikTok or Instagram) comes to the screen, so that Captain Jack's checkpoint appears in front of it, and appears again when the minutes you earned run out. This is the app's core feature; blocking can't work without it.
- It only detects which app is open. It never reads, records or shares what is on your screen, and it never types or taps for you.
- Nothing about your app use leaves your phone.
- You switch it on yourself in Android's Accessibility settings, after the app explains what it does and asks for your consent. You can switch it off there at any time.
- Drill Sergeant is not an accessibility tool for people with disabilities; it uses this API only to block the apps you chose.
PRIVACY: push-up detection runs entirely on your phone. Camera images are never stored or uploaded.
Your AI drill sergeant for self-discipline and focus.