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iOS & Android · 1 action = minutes back

Less scrolling.
More living.

YoloIt locks the apps that eat your day. Do one small real-life thing, earn minutes back: 3, 5 or 7, depending on how bold. That's the whole deal — no coaching, no lectures, no streak guilt.

Start YOLOing → See how it works
✓ No account. Your challenges, minutes and blocked-app list stay on your phone. We get crash reports, never tied to your name, and no usage analytics.
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12
day streak
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YOLO TIME
7
done today
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YOLO IT→
YOUR YOLO
A small action. A brighter you.
Call your mom and tell her you love her.
Relationships · 5 min
I YOLO'D IT→
Nice!
+5 MIN
You just traded scrolling for living.
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Call your mom◆ Do 15 squats◆ Compliment a stranger◆ Make your bed◆ 30 seconds of gratitude◆ Take a new route home◆ Step outside for a minute◆ Text the friend you keep meaning to text◆
The problem

"Just a minute"
never is.

You open the app for a minute. It quietly takes the hour. Zero friction, zero decision — that's exactly how it was designed. Real life has no equally fast trigger.

What you meant
1 min
→
What it took
67 min
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How it works

One action. Minutes back.

Simple enough to trust, small enough to actually do.

1

Pick your time thieves

Choose the apps that eat your day. They stay locked until you've earned your way in. Everything else is untouched.

2

Tap YOLO IT

One button, one task, tuned to the areas you chose and how bold you want to be. Don't like it? Draw a different one.

3

Bank the minutes

Do it, mark it done, and the minutes land in your YOLO Bank over the next few minutes. Spend them whenever you like — up to 30 minutes at a time on the free plan.

What's a YOLO

Small. Doable.
Right now.

No long rituals, no hard workouts. A YOLO is something you can finish before the excuse arrives — across six kinds of real life.

Body
Do 15 squats. Stretch for a minute. Take the stairs.
Relationships
Call your mom. Text the friend you keep meaning to text.
Social
Compliment a stranger. Say hello first for once.
Mind
Thirty seconds of gratitude. Sit still and breathe.
Life
Make the bed. Clear the desk. Handle the one small thing.
New experiences
Take a new route. Order the thing you never order.
The YOLO Bank

Your minutes,
actually yours.

Every action deposits minutes, 3, 5 or 7 depending on how bold. Your locked apps withdraw from them. When the balance hits zero, real life is the way back in — and it takes a few minutes.

Balance
00:00
+3, +5 or +7 min for every YOLO (free plan: five a day)

Enforcement uses Apple's Screen Time on iPhone, and usage access plus a block screen on Android. On iPhone the system hands us tokens we can count but not read; on Android we read the list only on your device — it never leaves it.

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Person celebrating outdoors
A first month

Watch the trade
add up.

No instant transformation. Just small, measurable, repeatable actions — and a record of every one you marked done.

126
YOLOs done
9h
earned
31
new things tried
Illustrative figures, not real user data. Progress stats are part of Premium.

Questions, answered straight.

No. No coaching, no lectures, no streak guilt. YoloIt adds one moment of positive friction and then gets out of the way.
Nothing. It's an honesty system — it's your life. Cheating the app only costs you the thing you downloaded it for.
You pick the areas you want more of and how bold you want to be — Easy, Medium or Bold. Most draws come from your areas and lean towards your level; about one in six is a stretch from outside them. Don't like one? Draw again: three re-draws a day on the free plan.
Your challenges, minutes and blocked-app list stay on your phone, and there's no account to create. On iPhone the system hands us tokens we can count but not read; on Android we read your app list only on your device — it never leaves it. We receive crash reports, which are not tied to your name or an account, and no usage analytics. When you launch the app, it checks for updated challenges and settings, at most once every five minutes, and asks for a settings document of its own, filed under a random Support code (Profile → About); most phones have none, because one exists only if our team set something for that phone. The code is pseudonymous: we can connect it to you only if you send it to us with a question. If you do, we may invite you to turn on “Help fix bugs” in Profile → About; only then, and for up to 30 days, does the app send us a technical log — your minute balance and the screens you open included, never your app list — and each upload is deleted after about 14 days. The full privacy policy spells it out.
Yes to start. The free plan locks one app (on iPhone, one app, one category or one website), lets five challenges a day earn minutes, gives three re-draws a day, holds up to 30 minutes and spends up to 30 per unlock, keeps 7 days of history and up to 3 saved challenges, and keeps the areas and level you pick at setup. Premium removes the limits, lets you change your areas and level any time, and adds Progress stats and streaks: a yearly subscription with 7 days free for eligible new subscribers, or a monthly one; both renew automatically until you cancel. The store shows the price before you confirm.
Almost any. On iPhone, whatever Apple's Screen Time picker offers — apps, whole categories like Social, websites; on Android, most apps you can launch from your home screen, except some built-in system apps and apps inside Secure Folder or a work profile. The free plan locks one app (on iPhone, one app, one whole category or one website); Premium locks as many as you like. Everything else keeps working normally.

One thing at a time.

We won't try to make you someone else. Do one real thing, whenever you're ready — the minutes follow.

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Free to start · iPhone with iOS 16+ and Android 8+ · The app is in English