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Version 1.10.11 · 2026-10-29
Added a user manual, fixed other issues, and improved the overall experience.
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The store currently lists version 1.10.11, updated 2026-10-29.








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Have you ever felt this way:
"I spend too much time on social media, mindlessly scrolling through my phone"
"I want to limit my phone usage, but I keep removing the limits after apps get locked"
"Why can't I control myself?"
"How did it get to 2 AM when I was just browsing for a bit..."
WillStone is an app designed to help you gradually reduce phone usage. Instead of implementing strict daily screen time limits like other digital wellbeing apps, we've designed a unique time exchange system:
Entertainment apps have limited usage time, but you can earn more screen time through focused activities and positive apps (such as learning, exercising, walking, meditation, building habits, early bedtime, etc.).
We help you put down your phone progressively while building healthy habits!…
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Added a user manual, fixed other issues, and improved the overall experience.
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These are really on sale; we just can’t tell from the name whether they recur.
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