ClearVision helps you take back control of your screen time by blocking distracting apps whenever you need to focus.

Key features:

Focus mode: block any app on your device for the duration of a session
Timer mode: set daily minute limits per app; once the limit is hit, the app is blocked for the rest of the day
Day pass: temporarily bypass a block when you truly need to
NFC unlock: pair a physical NFC tag to act as a key; only tapping it can toggle your blocklist, making it harder to give in to impulse
Usage stats: track today's focus time and your current streak
Simple onboarding: guided setup for all required permissions (Accessibility, Overlay, Usage Stats)
Whether you're fighting phone addiction, staying productive at work, or just trying to be more intentional with your time, ClearVision gives you the tools, and the friction, to make it stick.

🔐 Accessibility Service Disclosure

ClearVision uses Android's AccessibilityService API to detect when you attempt to open a blocked app and enforce time limits in real-time. This permission allows the app to monitor which apps you open and automatically display a block screen when necessary.

Why this permission is required:
The Accessibility API is essential for ClearVision to intercept app launches and enforce your configured blocks and time limits without requiring root access or device modifications.

How it works:
When you enable Focus Mode or Timer Mode, you will be prompted to grant the Accessibility Service permission during onboarding. This service runs in the background to monitor app activity only for enforcement purposes, no data is collected, shared, or transmitted.

You remain in full control: you can disable the service at any time through Android's system settings (Settings > Accessibility > ClearVision).