OwnHour
Calm app and site blocking for Android
What it does
OwnHour is a calm Android app and site blocker. Set schedules, limits and protected rules for apps, websites, keywords, adult content and short-form feeds, with privacy-first accountability and no shame-driven streaks.
Block apps, sites and keywords. Protect your focus and get your hours back. OwnHour holds the limits you set, with accountability that fits how much help you want.
OwnHour blocks the apps and sites that pull you away, holds your limits when willpower dips, and hands the hour back to you. Calm by design — no streaks, no shaming, no guesswork. Set it once on a clear-headed morning. It keeps working at 11pm, when the pull is strongest. Apps, sites, whole domains, single keywords and adult content. YouTube Safe Search stays on, whether or not anyone is watching. Give an app twenty minutes a day. Close the feeds after ten. Keep mornings clear until you’ve had coffee. Gentle when you want a nudge you can step past. Strict when you mean it — the session ends when the clock says so. Every blocked moment tells you three things: what happened, whose rule it…from ownhour.app
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