
choose your own apps to lock
Lock the apps you personally open too often — Instagram, TikTok, YouTube, or others.
StretchLock locks your own most distracting apps and adds a short stretch before they open, so you can cut back on your screen time and show your kids what that looks like.

“I realized I was asking my daughter to put her phone away while mine was glued to my hand. StretchLock made me actually walk the talk.”
Rachel, 39, parent of two“Cutting my own screen time was the missing piece — my kids stopped arguing about theirs once they saw me change first.”
David, 42, parentthe problem
one tap opens the feed
the fix
stretch to unlock
result
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 the apps you personally open too often — Instagram, TikTok, YouTube, or others.

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

The pause helps you put your own phone down more often, so being present becomes the habit your kids actually see.
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 your phone out of habit — and choose family time instead.
Each locked app adds a short pause before it opens, so you get more present hours back in the evenings and weekends.
Fewer mid-task phone detours means more focus during work hours and more attention left over for your family after.
The same stretches that cut your screen time also loosen the tension that builds up from hours on a phone.
A quick stretch is an easy win you can feel good about — and a habit worth modeling for your kids.
No. StretchLock is for you — it locks your own apps and adds a stretch before they open, so you can lower your own screen time and model better habits for your kids to see.
Kids learn phone habits by watching adults more than by being told rules. Lowering your own screen time with a visible stretch-before-unlock habit gives them something concrete to see and copy.
Yes. Lock the apps you personally open too often around your kids — Instagram, TikTok, YouTube, or others — and leave the rest untouched.
StretchLock is a gentle pause, not a hard block. You can finish the short stretch to unlock — most people find the pause is enough to put the phone down and be present instead.
Yes. Everyone starts on Free with a limited number of stretch unlocks a day. Upgrade later only if it changes your habits at home.