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ActionDash: Screen Time Helper with App Limits and Focus Mode
By Hafiz Rahman
Editor, tools and utilities
- Daily screen time for each app and for the phone total
- Focus mode that pauses chosen apps with one tap
- Per-app usage limits that temporarily block overused apps
- Sleep schedule that switches off chosen apps during set hours
- Notification and unlock history for checking how often you pick up the phone
- Website blocking for sites you choose to block
What ActionDash is and who it suits
ActionDash is a screen time and self-control app for Android, aimed at people who want to see how they use their phone and cut back. The listing describes it as a Sensor Tower product that builds on Google's Digital Wellbeing app and makes similar tools available on any Android phone. It is offered in 17 languages, including English, German, Spanish and French.
Its main jobs are logging what you do on the phone, pausing distracting apps, and capping how long you use particular apps. The listing gives 5,000,000+ installs.
Tracking daily phone habits
The daily view shows how long you spend in each app and in total. An app launch history records how often you open each app, which helps separate apps you use briefly many times from apps you sit in for long stretches.
Two other logs count interruptions: notification history shows how many notifications arrive, and unlock history shows how often you check or unlock the device. Together they show where the phone pulls your attention.
Focus mode and app usage limits
Focus mode pauses the apps you pick with a single tap. You can also set it to start on a schedule, for example during work, school or time at home, so it switches on without you remembering to turn it on.
App usage limits are separate. When you go over the time you set for an app, ActionDash temporarily blocks it. The block is meant to be short term rather than a permanent ban, according to the listing's wording.
Sleep schedules and website blocking
Sleep mode lets you set your sleep hours so that chosen apps are disabled during that time. This keeps the phone out of reach at night without relying on willpower.
Website blocking covers sites you ask it to block. The listing says the app detects which website is open and blocks it when it matches your list. Blocking works on sites, not only on installed apps.
Usage averages and session length charts
The insights section adds a screen time breakdown, your own usage average and a global usage average for comparison. It also shows an app session length breakdown, so you can see whether your sessions in an app are short checks or long sittings.
These charts are built from the same usage logs as the daily view, so they show trends over time rather than a separate set of numbers.
What's new
About this APK
The build we hold is ActionDash: Screen Time Helper 11.4.1 (APKS split bundle) for Android 6.0 and up.
- Version
- 11.4.1
- 11040357
- Requires Android
- 6.0+
- Target Android
- 16
- Package ID
- com.actiondash.playstore
- Format
- APKS split bundle
- Malware scan
- Google Play Protect
- Permissions
- 23 declared · 3 sensitive
- Access app usage data
- Draw over other apps
- See all installed apps
- Signed by
- CN=Chris Lacy, O=Action Launcher Pty. Ltd.
- Certificate SHA-256
- 871bbe585a49e7c6ea1495cad276de765118a18034d847ee0ad649ad8aa9edb9
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