This app uses a drill sergeant persona to help you break free from excessive phone use. It negotiates your access to distracting apps and implements a progressive 60-day bootcamp to retrain your habits.
1.0.9
October 1, 2026
Sarge takes over. - Sarge's program: four phases, and he gets stricter in each one while your limit drops to your goal. It replaces the Chill and Savage switch. - Earn your time: walk, work out, touch grass or hold a focus block for extra minutes - Wind-down: set your bedtime and Sarge pushes you toward sleep after it - A new setup: Sarge walks you through it himself, and you can argue with him before you commit - Sarge's chat voice, rebuilt: short, dry and straight to the point - Bug fixes and improvements
MoreUnlimited access to Takeback, billed monthly.
Takeback's short common name is Takeback. This is derived from its full title, 'Takeback: Doomscroll Bootcamp'.
Takeback uses a drill sergeant persona named Sarge who negotiates access to apps and enforces daily limits. It also features a 60-day bootcamp that progressively tightens limits to retrain user habits.
Takeback offers monthly and annual subscription plans. The available annual plans are priced at $24.99/year and $29.99/year, with a monthly option at $19.99/month.
Yes, Takeback offers a free trial period of 3 days for new users to experience its features before committing to a subscription.
Takeback is currently supported on iPhone devices. It is rated for ages 4 and up.
The latest version of Takeback is 1.0.8, which was last updated on September 18, 2026. This indicates a relatively frequent update schedule.
Based on the available data, Takeback has a very high rating of 5.0 stars from 2 ratings, suggesting positive user sentiment among its early adopters.
No, Takeback does not contain advertisements. This allows for an uninterrupted user experience focused on productivity and habit building.
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