Protection from endless scrolling

EvilEye forces you to look at yourself whenever you open social media.

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100k users

How often is this you?

Opens Instagram to check a message, 4 hours magically pass by

You'll spend around 12 years of your entire life on these apps 😳

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EvilEye

8/10 users say their screen time halved instantly.

Every time you open Tiktok, you'll have to look at yourself for 5 seconds - that's it

Evil Eye works fully automated and is triggered by every attempt to open the app or website of your choice. You will be forced to take a deep breath and then decide: Do you really want to spend time there? Or was it just an impulse out of boredom or stress?

Evil Eye does not block social media - it just acts as a speedbump, letting you think first.

Recommended by psychologists - 67% average drop in screen time

Our social media habits are the outcome of psychological mechanisms that apps trigger in our brains. They use the system of instant gratification which releases dopamine whenever we perceive a like or a message on our phone. Evil Eye's approach is to break those habits. By making you wait longer for social media to open, your brain loses interest in those (destructive) short-term dopamine hits.

Gain back control over your time

You just wanted to check that one message – and ended up scrolling on Instagram for 30 minutes? Social media is designed to keep you hooked to spend as much time as possible. Time that could be spent so much better – with your family and friends, getting work done or for your hobbies and wellbeing.