Screen Time Monitor

By Muhammad Bilal Khawar

Screen Time Monitor

Muhammad Bilal Khawar

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Report updated May 9, 2026

Screen Time Monitor

Name: Screen Time Monitor
Author: Muhammad Bilal Khawar

ByMuhammad Bilal Khawar

For individuals looking to monitor their mobile habits and reduce screen time through data-driven alerts.

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What is Screen Time Monitor?

Screen Time Monitor is a utility tool designed to help users track and manage their daily mobile device usage. It provides granular insights into app-specific activity and allows users to set custom time limits to encourage digital wellness.

Current Momentum

v43.0

No release notes available.

AI-powered deep analysis surfacing high-signal insights. Still in beta, accuracy improves daily. For informational purposes only.

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What makes this app unique?

What Does It Look Like?

How Is The App's Momentum Right Now?

What Are The Key Features?

Daily screen time overviewStandard

Provides a summary of total device usage for the current day and recent history.

Per-app usage detailsStandard

Identifies specific applications that consume the most time.

Usage graphsStandard

Visualizes activity data through simple charts to help users identify usage patterns.

Limit notificationsStandard

Triggers alerts when a user-defined daily time limit for a specific app is exceeded.

How much does it cost?

Free

Who Built It?

Muhammad Bilal Khawar

★★★★★

(20)

Providing utility and entertainment tools for daily life, ranging from specialized calculators to casual puzzle and prank applications.

Portfolio

Apps

Free 12

Casual17%

Puzzle17%

Utilities8%

Who is Muhammad Bilal Khawar?

The publisher operates as a high-velocity developer, frequently shipping small-scale utility and entertainment apps to test market interest. Their strategy relies on a broad, experimental approach to app store visibility rather than deep investment in a single flagship product. The lack of a unified brand identity or core product category suggests a focus on rapid iteration and ad-supported revenue capture across fragmented niches.