I can boldly
tell you that you might even end up receiving the shock of your life knowing
that you spend more hours playing around your phone than doing other important
things in life.
You might
not exactly know that you spend most of the 24hours in a day making use of your
smartphone until you start monitoring your phone usage habit by finding out how
much time you really spend daily, weekly and monthly bases visiting your phone.
If you are
ready to put a check to your phone addiction, then we are going to be
introducing you to this wonderfully developed and fun to use android app simply
known as Quality Time.
QualityTime offers a unique and in-depth analysis of your phone usage. The app provides the ability to curb your habits by setting your own time restrictions like 'alerts' and 'take a break' actionable features to help you manage and control your usage when needed. You can also connect to the Internet of Things (IoT) to set alerts that tell you when you are overusing your phone!
If you create a QualityTime account, you will be able to see detailed device usage history for up to 6 months, and the usage information will be securely backed-up in the Cloud.
Key features:
Your Smartphone Timeline:
* Smartphone usage activities log displayed as a fun, visually engaging and easy-to-navigate "timeline". Scroll up and down to view timeline activities from morning to night. Swipe left & right to navigate to view different dates.
Discover Your Smartphone Habits:
* Daily and Weekly Usage summary of your top apps with time spent on each app and number of times accessed - your "digital diet".
* Zoom in to hourly usage view for the selected date.
* Tap any app to track app-specific usage history pattern by time or access frequency.
* Customize and exclude tracking by apps; pause tracking at anytime.
* Share my top apps feature.
Manage Your Digital Diet:
* Create device usage alert and app usage alert (e.g. addicted social or games app) .
* Define your own QualityTime Profiles to customize your "Take a Break" (restrict access to your phone).
* Plan your "Take a Break" in advanced (Scheduled Breaks).
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