Reclaim your time and focus with this $20 app

Let’s get one thing straight: it’s not your fault your screen time keeps creeping up. Our phones are built to be addictive—every ping, every red badge, every perfectly timed cat video. The good news? You don’t need to go off-grid. You just need a smarter way to interrupt the autopilot. And that’s exactly what Zario Pro helps you do.

Zario isn’t your typical “turn off notifications and hope for the best” kind of app. It’s a real-time attention coach—a tool that helps you become more aware of when, how, and why you reach for your phone. And it doesn’t just track habits. It helps you change them.

For a one-time payment of $19.99 (down from $299), you’ll get lifetime access to Zario Pro’s full suite of focus-enhancing, distraction-busting tools. No subscriptions. No recurring charges. Just unlimited screen-time control in your pocket.

Zario is about breaking the cycle. Whenever you reach for Instagram out of boredom or Reddit out of habit, Zario gently steps in with a pause screen—a quick mindfulness prompt asking, “Do you really want to open this?” It’s like your wiser self tapping you on the shoulder before the scroll spiral starts.

Want more structure? Activate Cold Turkey Mode, a no-excuses screen lock for your most distracting apps. Customize focus schedules, set daily time limits, and use the focus timer to give yourself zero-distraction windows for real work.

It’s not just about cutting back. It’s about redirecting your time toward what actually matters to you—whether that’s work, sleep, a side project, or simply looking up at a real-life tree for once.

Whether you’re a student trying to finish a paper, a remote worker glued to Slack, or a parent constantly checking texts—Zario fits into your life without guilt trips or shamey graphs.

Get a lifetime of Zario Pro for just $19.99 (reg. $299) while you still can.

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Zario Screen Time App – Pro Plan: Lifetime Subscription (Android)

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