You already know you play too much. The hard part is stopping. We give you a simple daily plan, built around how your brain actually works, so quitting stops feeling like willpower and starts feeling possible.
Be honest for a second
It’s not your fault. But it is your move.
Breaking an addiction doesn't have to be complicated. Our process is direct, automated, and built entirely around your daily life.
Tell us what you're struggling with, how long it's been going on, and what your day normally looks like. It takes about 5 minutes.
Our system looks at your answers and builds a plan just for you. Simple daily tasks designed to slowly break your habit without overwhelming you.
Every day you get a new set of tasks. Complete them, check them off, and watch your progress grow. Small steps every day add up to real change.
Four hours a day doesn’t feel like much. But stretched across a year, it’s sixty four entire days, awake, alive, and handed to a screen. Two months of your life, every single year, that you never get back.
Each dot is a day. The red ones are already spent.
These are the same stories we hear over and over from people who waited too long to stop. Read them now, while it still costs you nothing to change course.
It started with a handheld at fourteen. By sixteen it was the endless grinding games. Turn the laptop off for a few hours, turn it back on. Every bit of money I earned went back into it. I went nocturnal, slept two hours, skipped school until I just stopped going. Five years gone. I am twenty five now with no degree, no skill, no savings. I still warn people to stop before it is too late. I am still playing on my phone.
My wife used to wait up. Then she stopped. The raid did not pause for dinner, or for her, or for the kid asking me to come look at something. I told myself I had it under control right up until the night she packed a bag. The rank meant nothing the second the door closed. I had traded a real family for a guild that forgot my name by morning.
I was the smart one. Top of the class, until the late queues started eating my sleep, then my mornings, then whole semesters. I told my parents I was studying behind a locked door. I was not. I dropped out one credit short, too ashamed to explain why. I gave my sharpest years to a server that shut down two updates later.
Composite stories inspired by real accounts shared by gamers in recovery. Names and details are changed. The pattern is not.
Everything you actually want to know before you sign up.
No. This is built specifically for competitive gaming addiction. If productivity apps never worked for you before, it is because they were not designed for how competitive gamers think.
No. We never tell you to quit cold turkey. The system works by reducing one hour at a time. You log how many hours you played each day. Playing less than yesterday improves your rating and progress.
You get full access for 3 days. No credit card required to start. If it clicks for you, you subscribe. If it does not, you walk away having lost nothing.
A real human. This is not automated. Someone is actually checking that you did the task. That human accountability is part of what makes it work differently from apps that run on autopilot.
You can submit your own missions directly from your dashboard. Type in something you actually want to work on, submit it, and it goes for review. If it makes sense for your recovery it gets added to your daily missions. The system is not rigid.