FOCUS VAULT ← MATUNOS / ANDROID
Android · free · no account

Earn your screen time.

Focus Vault blocks the apps that take your evenings and sells them back one minute at a time.

The exchange rate is one-to-one. The only currency is focus you actually spent.

1 : 1 exchange 6 session lengths No ads No account No analytics
Turn the ring
Focus for25 minutes
You bank25 credits
Which buys25 minutes of access to any app you blocked.

Three verbs. That's the whole app.

01 — the commitment

Lock

Pick a session — 10, 15, 25, 45, 60 or 90 minutes. The apps you choose go dark until the session ends. An accessibility service detects which app is in the foreground; a full-screen block stops access.

02 — the payout

Harvest

Finish and bank one credit per minute. Abort early and you bank nothing — which is why finishing feels like something. Streaks compound; six ranks measure hours, not taps.

03 — the trade

Spend

Buy timed access to the apps you actually want. The clock only runs while that app is in front of you, so two unlocks never drain at once.

Every surface drawn from scratch — hover to bring one forward

One evening, priced three ways.

There is no lecture here and no shaming screen. There is an exchange rate — and once a thing has a price, you start doing the sum yourself, without being asked to.

Everything it does, in six screens.

Chrome · free

On your PC too.

Pair the free Focus Vault: PC Link extension for Chrome and a focus session also blocks the sites you choose on your computer.

Private by design.

Accessibility — required for blocking Usage access — optional charts Notifications — session finished Internet — PC Link only, if you pair a PC No account · No analytics · No ads

Focus Vault goes online for one thing only: PC Link, if you choose to pair a PC. Its messages are end-to-end encrypted and pass through our relay, which cannot read them. Otherwise there is no server, and your data stays on your phone. Focus Vault only detects which app is on screen. It never reads screen content or what you type.

It is a self-discipline tool: not a parental control, and not a lock you cannot pick. You choose the apps. You choose the sessions. You can switch it off. It works because you decided it should.

One thing to know. Focus Vault blocks apps through Android's Accessibility setting. Some banking apps refuse to open while any app has that setting on — they treat it as a malware risk, whatever the app is. If yours does, turn Focus Vault App Blocker off in Settings → Accessibility while you bank, and back on after.

Earn your screen time.

Free on Android. No account, no ads, no analytics.