The screen time pet: a tiny friend who grows while you live your life
Most screen time apps warn, block, or shame. OFF PET gives you a little companion instead — think of a calm, modern Tamagotchi that thrives when you put your phone down.
How it works
1. Adopt a pet. Choose Mochi, Momo or Biscuit and give it a name.
2. Set a daily goal. Pick how much off-screen time you'd like each day.
3. Put your phone down. Lock your phone or close your laptop. Your pet grows, explores and finds little treasures.
4. Come back to a happy friend. See exactly how long you were away, what your pet discovered, and the XP you earned.
Why a pet works better than a timer
Caring for something feels good. Instead of fighting the urge to scroll, you're doing something nice for your companion — a gentle nudge that's especially helpful for people with ADHD who find strict blockers frustrating.
Made to be kind
Skip a day and nothing breaks. Quiet hours keep notifications silent at night. It works offline, needs no account, and has no ads. You can even download free pet wallpapers for your lock screen.
Meet your tiny off-screen friend
Free, no ads, no account needed. Works offline.
Adopt a pet — it's free