Choose what to pause.
Make room for focus by deciding which distracting apps you want out of the way.
That thing you’ve been meaning to do?
Make time for it. Blocktap puts a physical boundary
between you and the endless scroll.
MEET YOUR OFFLINE SWITCH.A screen-time limit lives on your screen.
Blocktap brings the boundary into the real world.
Make room for focus by deciding which distracting apps you want out of the way.
The idea is simple: use a real-world object to make stepping away from the scroll intentional.
Nothing to refresh.
Everything to enjoy.
Leave your brick behind and give your attention to the thing in front of you.
Illustrated product concept. Final setup and supported devices will be confirmed before launch.
One less scroll. One more chapter.
See what a small daily change could give you.
back in your year.
A morning that starts with you.
Not your notifications.
Turn a page.
Not another feed.
Give your favorite people
your undivided attention.
THE FIRST BLOCKTAP. MADE TO MAKE SPACE.Blocktap is a physical screen-time blocking brick built around one simple belief: your attention belongs to you.
Something you can hold. A boundary you can see. A reminder to spend your time on purpose.
You’re looking at an early prototype. Launch timing, pricing, and device compatibility are still to come.
A few things to know ↗Blocktap is a physical screen-time blocking brick. It’s designed to create a tangible boundary between you and distracting apps, helping you make more room for life away from the scroll.
A physical object adds an intentional step outside your phone. The idea is to create a little distance from the habit of reopening distracting apps without thinking.
Blocktap is currently in the prototype stage. Pricing and launch details haven’t been announced yet. This page introduces the product and the idea behind it.
Supported phones, companion app requirements, and the exact setup process will be confirmed before launch.
That depends on your habits and the boundaries you choose. The calculator above shows how daily minutes can add up over a year; it isn’t a guarantee of a particular reduction in screen time.
A little less phone. A little more you.
Find your time back ↗