Anti social

Antisocial locks the apps you lose hours to — social media, video, news — and only opens them when you walk to a physical NFC tag you placed somewhere in your home.

There is no button that overrides this. There is no daily allowance, no grace period, no way to extend from your phone. Every unlock requires a physical walk to the tag. That walk is the whole product.

How it works
Register an antisocial NFC tag — a sticker you put on a hallway shelf, a kitchen drawer, anywhere that is not your bed or your sofa. Antisocial locks your chosen apps. To open them, tap your phone against the tag. You
get a session (5, 15, or 30 minutes — your choice, set once). When the session ends, everything locks again. More time means another walk.

What Antisocial does not do
It does not nag you. It does not show streaks, scores, or screen-time shaming. It does not offer a PIN override for when you really need it. It does not send notifications asking how you are feeling. The only
feedback it gives is a countdown and, when time is up, a lock.

Settings
— Unlock length: 5, 15, or 30 minutes per tap.
— Warn me at 1 minute: a single notification before the session ends.
— Lock on charge: everything locks automatically when the phone charges.
— Strict mode: locked apps are removed from the launcher entirely.
What you need
Any Android phone with NFC. An antisocial NFC sticker.

Antisocial works best when the tag is somewhere mildly inconvenient. A hallway shelf beats a bedside table. The friction is the feature.