OFF is a small object you tap your phone to. The apps you chose stop opening. Calls, messages and everything else carry on. Tap again when you mean to come back.
Everything happens on your own phone — OFF just holds the switch.
Pick the apps that pull you in. Save it as a block you can reuse whenever you need it.
One tap starts the session. No app to open, nothing to configure in the moment.
Ending a session means going to the object. The short walk is usually enough.
Set a window — bedtime, study hours, dinner — and OFF applies and lifts the block automatically, no tapping required.
Your app choices and usage stay on the device. We only ever see the email you sign in with.
A solid piece of matte black plastic with the mark engraved into the top. No electronics, no battery inside. A magnet on the back means it stays exactly where you put it.
If you're determined, yes — it's friction, not a lock. That's deliberate. It makes the easy path the one you actually chose, while leaving a real path available for genuine emergencies.
The app holds a small number of emergency unlocks that end a session immediately. They're limited on purpose, so they stay for real emergencies.
No. Which apps you block and how you use your phone stay on the phone. We only store the email address you sign in with.
Neither. There's no battery and no Bluetooth. Your phone powers the tag for the instant it reads it, the same way a contactless card works.
Yes. Any phone with the app can use the same device, and each person's blocks stay on their own phone.
Not yet. OFF is iPhone-only today.
The first batch is being made. If you'd like one, or you're a retailer interested in stocking OFF, get in touch.
