Auto-greyscale specific apps after time limit reached
Auto-greyscale specific apps after time limit reached
I've always found Android's Digital Wellbeing controls too blunt. It's all-or-nothing (on purpose?): disable an entire app or greyscale the whole system. This is useless for apps like Reddit or Instagram where I still need to check DMs but want to kill the scrolling trap. Found an open-source app, DetoxDroid, that solves this. You can set time limits per-app, and it will then greyscale (or disable) only that specific app. It's exactly the granularity I was looking for. Not my project (I did make a PR today though), but thought others here might find it useful, and think it deserves some more attention! GitHub: https://github.com/flxapps/DetoxDroid Amazingly, it works without root , only requires the extra 'WRITE_SECURE_SETTINGS' permission (for greyscale) and you can audit it, fork it and build your own version if you're security conscious.
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