Schulte Table vs AddictionInterrupter

The Schulte tables are considered one of the most effective brain trainers for improving peripheral vision, attention and memory. Schulte tables are tables with randomly placed objects used for testing and development of speed of finding these objects in a certain order. Exercise tables allow you to improve the peripheral visual perception, which is important for speed reading as well as attention and memory. You can choose between different types of Schulte tables. Use the classic version to find numbers in ascending order or add an extra challenge by finding letters from random phrase or colors from coldest to hottest. In the preferences you can choose to rotate objects, which makes it even harder to play. After regular training with Schulte tables you may see improvements in following: - peripheral vision - stability of vision - short-term visual memory - attention concentration under stress - discernment - directed search capabilities

This app connects with Shortcuts to interrupt you when you try to open another app. I built this because I was opening social media apps unconsciously, and a few seconds delay was enough to at least make it a conscious choice. There are a number of apps that do this on the app store, but I tried 5 of them and they all either didn't work, charged a subscription if you wanted to use them for more than one app, or made other features such as screen time limits mandatory. This is a stripped down, simple, 100% free app that lets you add a brief pause before opening certain apps you may feel addicted to.