Pausa quietly blocks your social apps during the evening window you choose — and hands you back the hours the algorithm was keeping.
Every blocker fights you with limits and guilt.
Pausa does something quieter: it makes the evening yours again — automatically, every night, at the time you chose once.
Evenings were made for dusk.
Not for feeds.
Open Pausa and your scroll-heavy apps are already on the list — Instagram, TikTok, X, YouTube and friends, found automatically. Pick your evening window, weekday and weekend, and never think about it again.
No red warnings. No shame. When you reach for a paused app, Pausa shows a calm screen and a thought worth more than the scroll. There's no "5 more minutes" button — the agreement is the agreement.
"Almost everything will work again if you unplug it for a few minutes. Including you."
A simple week view shows the evenings you kept and the time you reclaimed. No streaks to lose, no scores to chase — just the quiet evidence that it's working.
No account. No analytics. No tracking. Your usage, your settings, your history — all of it stays on your device. The privacy promise isn't a policy. It's the architecture.
7 days free, then one small one-time purchase — about the price of a coffee, in your local currency on Google Play. Yours forever. No subscription. The trial never charges you; it simply ends.