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See a complete picture of your digital habits and disconnect when you want to.
By Hafiz Rahman
Editor, tools and utilities
Digital Wellbeing is a tool for understanding your digital habits on your Android phone. The developer lists it as a way to see what you do on your device, then disconnect when you choose to.
It is aimed at people who want more awareness of their phone usage. It also fits anyone trying to cut down on late night scrolling or reduce interruptions during work, school, or at home.
The app shows a daily view of how you use your phone. The developer lists what it tracks: how often you use different apps.
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It also reports how many notifications you receive. In addition, it shows how frequently you check your phone or unlock your device.
These pieces are meant to give you a single picture of your day. You can use that picture to decide which apps or times to change.
Digital Wellbeing includes daily app timers. The listing says you can set limits for how much you use particular apps, so you have guardrails for your day.
For nighttime, Bedtime mode is designed to help you stop using your phone. The developer says it uses a schedule to remind you to switch off at night, and it fades your screen to Grayscale while turning on Do Not Disturb to silence notifications.
For daytime focus, Focus mode is built for quick action. The listing says it lets you pause distracting apps with a single tap.
It can also run automatically. The developer lists that you can set a schedule so Focus mode turns on during times like work, school, or home.
The developer says you do not need to hunt around for a separate setup flow. To get started, look for Digital Wellbeing in your phone’s Settings menu.
No pricing, subscription, or paid unlock details are included in the listing context. The app’s main promise here is tracking plus the three control tools: app timers, Bedtime mode, and Focus mode.
The listing does not describe anything like social features or blocking other apps based on categories. What it focuses on is your usage data and built-in modes that reduce distraction through limits and scheduling.