Pick your apps
Choose the distractions you want RUST to block, from social feeds to short-video apps.
Your feed can wait. Do a few reps, earn a little screen time, and get back to what matters.
You know the “just five minutes” scroll that turns into an hour? RUST puts a little effort between you and the apps that pull you in.
Choose the apps you want to spend less time in. When your earned time runs out, they’re covered again. Want more time? Get up and earn it.
Choose the distractions you want RUST to block, from social feeds to short-video apps.
Prop your phone up and do push-ups or squats. RUST counts every rep.
Each rep adds time to your daily bank. When the bank runs out, your rule kicks back in.
Not another dashboard telling you what went wrong. A simple nudge to do something about it.
RUST uses on-device pose detection to count push-ups and squats. No need to tap every rep.
Block apps all day or set the hours and days you want your boundaries to apply.
Start with 15 free minutes each day, then earn more with movement—up to 60 earned minutes daily.
RUST is designed to keep the sensitive bits on your phone.
Camera frames stay local.
Images are not uploaded or saved by RUST. Pose processing happens on your device.
We check the app name, not your screen.
The Android Accessibility service reads which app is in front so RUST can apply your block list. It does not read screen content.
No RUST account.
Your apps and settings stay on your phone. RUST only goes online once, to download its motion model.
Yes. RUST is free during early access. No sign-up, no ads.
It's how Android lets RUST see which app is open, so it can cover the ones on your block list. RUST only checks the app's name. It never reads your messages, screen content, or what you type. You can turn it off anytime in Android Settings.
Yes. It's your phone. RUST isn't a lock, it's friction. Doing ten push-ups is usually easier than digging through settings, and that pause is often enough to break the habit.
Android phones with a front camera. Some manufacturers' battery savers can pause background apps. If blocking seems unreliable, exclude RUST from battery optimization in Settings.
Yes. RUST goes online once to download its motion model (about 9 MB). After that, rep counting and blocking work without a connection.
No. Frames are processed on your phone to count reps, then thrown away. Nothing is saved or uploaded, and the camera turns off when you leave the counter.
Less autopilot. More intention. One rep at a time.
Notify me at launch ↗Coming soon to Google Play · Free during early access