Angler vs Eclipse

Your phone knows how long you scrolled. Angler tells you how far. Every swipe on TikTok, Instagram, YouTube, (and more) gets converted into real distance, using your own calibrated swipe length. Watch your daily total climb on the dashboard, then check your lifetime distance on the podium. A week of heavy scrolling might mean you covered a marathon without leaving your couch. Angler tracks automatically through Apple's Screen Time system. No manual start, no forgetting to hit a button. Open the app and your stats are already there. RANK UP OR SINK DOWN Your weekly scroll distance decides your rank, from the sunlit Surface down through the Trenches and the Abyss. Scroll less, rise higher. Scroll more, sink deeper. Weekly and monthly recaps show exactly where you landed and how you got there. BLOCKS THAT FIGHT BACK Sink into the Trenches or Abyss and Angler schedules an automatic block during your peak scrolling hours, this way you have a chance to get back up to the surface. BUILT FOR AWARENESS No accounts. No ads. No data leaving your device except a single icon lookup so your stats show real app logos instead of placeholders. Angler runs on-device, calibrated to your own swipe length, for numbers that mean something. Stop guessing how much you scrolled. Start seeing it.

Eclipse is a screen time control and app blocker that works without relying on your willpower. Grayscale scheduling and intentional app blocking make your phone a harder place to lose yourself in. Less sensory reward, less easy access, fewer wasted hours. Your phone is engineered to hold your attention. Every color, notification, and scroll is designed to bring you back. Eclipse works against that. Features: • Scheduled grayscale during your focus hours • App blocking to cut social media and distraction • Recurring focus blocks for work, study, or evenings • Break controls when you need flexibility • Weekly screen time insights to track your habits Eclipse uses Screen Time permissions and requires a short one-time setup. Free trial available. Premium features including grayscale schedules, app blocking, and weekly insights require an auto-renewing subscription. It's design, not discipline.