
choose apps to lock at night
Lock Instagram, TikTok, YouTube, or any app you reach for once you're already in bed.
StretchLock locks your most distracting apps at night and adds a short stretch before they open, so 'just five more minutes' stops turning into an hour past bedtime.

“I used to scroll TikTok in bed until 1am most nights. Now the stretch step is usually enough to make me just put it down.”
Leah, 25, nurse“My sleep has genuinely improved. The stretch pause at night is the nudge I needed to actually put the phone away.”
Tom, 38, teacherthe problem
one tap opens the feed
the fix
stretch to unlock
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choose before you scroll
StretchLock puts those same apps behind a short guided stretch, so the scroll starts with a pause instead of a reflex.
how StretchLock helps.

Lock Instagram, TikTok, YouTube, or any app you reach for once you're already in bed.

Pick a 20-second neck, shoulder, eye, or back stretch to sit in front of the feed after dark.

The pause gives you a real moment to close the phone instead of sliding into another hour of scrolling.
every scroll session is 20 minutes you won't get back. put the stretch first — download StretchLock and take back the next one.
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The stretch step gives you a moment to notice you're reaching for the app out of habit — right when it matters most, at bedtime.
Each locked app adds a short pause before it opens, so late-night sessions stop eating into your sleep window.
A wind-down stretch instead of a scrolling session means less eye strain and tension heading into sleep.
A short stretch before bed is an easy win to end the day on, instead of another late-night scroll.
Better sleep from fewer late-night scrolling sessions means sharper focus the next day.
StretchLock adds a 20-second stretch before your locked apps open, right when you reach for your phone in bed. That pause is often enough to break the 'one more scroll' habit and let you actually fall asleep.
You choose which apps get the stretch step; the pause applies every time you open them, which is exactly when bedtime scrolling tends to spiral — the first late-night open.
StretchLock is a gentle pause, not a hard block. You can finish the short stretch to unlock — most people find it's enough to make closing the phone the easier choice.
Stretches run 20 to 30 seconds — neck, shoulder, eye, or back. Short enough to not keep you up longer, long enough to break the reach.
Yes. Everyone starts on Free with a limited number of stretch unlocks a day. Upgrade later only if it changes your bedtime routine.