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Life & fun · August 27, 2026

DopaWalk

Stop scrolling. Walk it out with music.

What it does

The concept isn’t about locking apps and forcing yourself to abstain — it’s about gently guiding you to rediscover the joy of putting on music and going for a walk. The app has a sleek, cool Apple Music player built right in, and like the iPod of old, it offers a UX that naturally transforms mindless scrolling through social media and short-video apps into fun music-walk time.

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Free · In‑App Purchases · Designed for iPhone. Not verified for macOS. Health & Fitness Developer Reright Inc. Language EN + 1 More Size 15.3 MB iPhone What was supposed to be just a quick tweet turns into tapping a notification that popped up when I turned off my alarm, and what was supposed to be a short video to refresh myself during a break at work somehow turns into an hour passing by before I realize it. DopaWalk locks the apps you choose after a certain amount of time, keeping them locked until you walk a specified number of steps. And it does this while playing music. Instead of just locking content like social media and short videos that tend to trap you in endless mindless…from apps.apple.com

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