Screen Mentor — Digital Wellbeing Coach
Break phone addiction and reclaim your time.
What it does
Screen Mentor is a lightweight digital wellbeing app that helps you break phone addiction and build healthier screen habits. Choose a mentor who guides you, encourages you, and keeps you accountable throughout the day. Reduce endless scrolling, stay focused, track your usage, and reclaim your time and energy. Perfect for students, creators, and anyone seeking a healthier relationship with their phone.
Your digital wellbeing coach — mindful limits, stylish focus, mentors who keep you on track. Select the apps you want to limit and set daily usage caps to regain control of your digital life. Adjust your daily limit from 15 minutes to 24 hours — fully customizable to your lifestyle. See your daily usage clearly and build healthier screen habits with simple, visual insights. A growing roster of digital wellbeing coaches — each with a different personality and coaching style. Find calm, clarity, and focus. A mindful guide who walks with you and gently brings your attention back. A disciplined ninja mentor who trains your focus like a blade — sharp, steady, and unwavering. A mystical mentor…from screenmentorapp.com
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