WebLimit puts a daily time limit on social media websites in every browser on your phone so the doom scrolling stops.
No account · No ads · Your browsing stays on your phone. Free 7 Day trial then $1.99 for lifetime access.Android's screen-time tools limit apps. But when the Instagram app is locked, Instagram.com is one tap away in Chrome. WebLimit watches the websites themselves, in whichever browser you open.
Choose the sites that eat your day — Facebook, Instagram, TikTok, Reddit — and give each one a daily allowance: 5, 10, 15 or 20 minutes.
Use any browser you like. WebLimit quietly counts only the time you spend on those sites, with a small timer so you always know where you stand.
When a site's minutes run out, it stays locked until 7:00 AM the next morning. Every day starts fresh.
Chrome, Firefox, Brave, Samsung Internet, Edge, Opera, DuckDuckGo, Vivaldi and more. Switching browsers doesn't get around it.
No quick “ignore limit” button. Once you're out of time, the site waits until morning.
Really need a few more minutes? You can ask — but you'll have to stop and think about it first.
Find out which sites pull you in, and at what times of day, so you can plan around them.
No account. No ads. Your browsing history is never uploaded — it stays on your phone.
A short guide walks you through the one Android setting WebLimit needs, step by step.
WebLimit checks only the web address of the page you're on. Your limits and history are stored on your device and are never uploaded, sold or shared.
Read the Privacy Policy →It's the only way Android lets an app see which website is open in your browser. WebLimit uses it to read the web address — not what you type, and not the content of pages.
WebLimit focuses on websites in your browser — the loophole regular app timers miss. Pair it with Android's built-in Digital Wellbeing timers to cover the apps.
Yes. You can add sites, remove them or change their minutes from the home screen.
You get a free 7-day trial. After that, it's a one-time $1.99 for lifetime access — no subscription.
Set it up once. Tomorrow, the scroll stops where you decided it should.
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