Implement our SDK with pre-built UI in no time
Steal your app engagement from TikTok
Lock distracting apps until your users complete a session in your app. Unlock retention in days with a native, fully-fledged screen time feature.


Lock distracting apps until your users complete a session in your app. Unlock retention in days with a native, fully-fledged screen time feature.
Implement our SDK with pre-built UI in no time
Let users set up your screen time feature in 3 easy steps, all natively within your app
Activation and D7 retention win within 2 weeks
Drive habit formation early by ensuring users complete their first sessions to unlock distracting apps
Become part of your users routing by encouraging app sessions to unlock social media
Convert more trials into subscriptions. Prove your app’s value with more sessions before users commit.
Keep re-activated users going by locking distractions until they complete a session
Your users want to use your app but end up scrolling social media instead. They’re not making an active choice—they’re just following the easier habit. Wellspent helps them break that cycle by replacing scrolling with your app. When they try to open a social app, they get a nudge to return to your app instead. All of this happens seamlessly, in the background, and within your app’s UI.
Wellspent integrates via a simple SDK. It's a fully-fledged screen time feature including UI screens you can brand. Most apps go live within 2-4 days.
No. Because they’re in control. Users opt in voluntarily, deciding which apps to block, when, and how strict it should be. We haven't seen negative impact on churn yet.
Typically within the first seven days after going live.
It’s way harder to build it yourself than it looks, and it can take 15-20x longer than implementing Wellspent SDK (3 days vs 2-3 months). Fundamentals to launch a stable and scalable event-based app locking experience are not documented. So you're left alone with trial-and-error. Try to build it yourself and you’ll waste months wrestling with the API. There’s a reason why engineers call Apple's API the Scream Time API. We’ve solved all those headaches for you.
Take user engagement into the social media era