
When you’re done with the settings, there will be an indicator of the percentage of time used for each app and how many minutes you have left.

This is also where you can enable or disable notifications that appear on the status bar. You can also disable Stay Focused from running when your phone boots by unchecking “Start on boot”. Ideally, Saturdays and Sundays should be off the list, unless you work on those days as well. You can set specific days when the app is active. If you can commit to an hour’s use of Facebook every day, then this app is for you.

The app has preset time limits of 10, 20, 30 and 60 minutes. When you’re done adding apps, tap on the cog button on the main menu and configure the “Maximum Time Allowed Per Day” under Block Settings. On the Stay Focused main menu, tap on the + button and start adding apps.

To start, you’ll need to decide which apps you want to set a limit for. Block Distracting Apps and be More Productive A free app from the Play Store, Stay Focused sets a time limit on using distracting and time-sucking apps like Facebook, Twitter, and every game on your phone.
