
choose your worst offenders
Lock the apps eating the most of your screen time — Instagram, TikTok, YouTube, or anything else.
StretchLock locks your most-used apps and adds a short stretch before they open, so your screen time drops without you having to fight your phone all day.

“My screen time report used to make me cringe every Sunday. It's dropped almost 40% since I started using StretchLock.”
Devon, 26, marketing coordinator“I stopped treating 'just checking' as harmless. The stretch reminds me how often I actually open my phone.”
Elena, 31, teacherthe 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 eating the most of your screen time — Instagram, TikTok, YouTube, or anything else.

Pick a 20-second neck, shoulder, wrist, eye, or back stretch to sit in front of each locked app.

The pause adds friction to every open, so short check-ins stop turning into long sessions.
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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Every locked app adds a short pause before it opens, so the extra minutes you'd lose to autopilot scrolling add up to real time back by the end of the week.
The stretch step gives you a moment to notice you're reaching for the app out of habit — and choose — before the feed pulls you in.
Interrupting the automatic app-open habit means fewer mid-task detours into the feed, so focus blocks stay intact longer.
The same stretches that unlock your apps also loosen the tension that builds up from hours of screen time.
Every stretch is a small win added to a streak, so cutting screen time feels like progress, not deprivation.
StretchLock adds a 20-second stretch before your most-used apps open. That small pause cuts down on quick, mindless check-ins, which are what usually pushes screen time reports up.
Yes. Lock the specific apps driving your screen time — Instagram, TikTok, YouTube, or others — and leave the rest alone.
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 close the app instead.
Stretches run 20 to 30 seconds — neck, shoulder, wrist, eye, or back. Long enough to break the habit, short enough to stay out of your way.
Yes. Everyone starts on Free with a limited number of stretch unlocks a day. Upgrade later only if it changes how you use your phone.