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Version 1.14.3 · 2026-08-25
This update fixes several issues and improves overall stability and experience.
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The store currently lists version 1.14.3, updated 2026-08-25.








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Take control of your screen time and build healthier digital habits with ScreenBreak, your personal focus companion. Break free from endless scrolling and app overuse with our intelligent app blocking and focus-building features.
KEY FEATURES:
*** Customizable App Blocking ***
Create personalized blocking schedules for any app
Set daily usage limits with flexible launch counters
Configure blocking rules for specific days and hours
Mix and match different blocking strategies
*** Focus Challenges ***
Unique "unlock challenges" prevent mindless app access
Interactive mini-games that make you pause and think
Break the cycle of unconscious app opening
Build awareness of your app usage patterns
*** Detailed Usage Insights ***…
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This update fixes several issues and improves overall stability and experience.
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