Open TimeLimit7.1.0

Open TimeLimit lets you control when selected Android apps can be opened and how long they may be used, helping organize device time around defined periods or a total allowance. You can group apps into categories and assign each group its own permitted periods, then block a category during chosen times—for example, to stop games during study or sleeping hours. Rules can also impose a total allowance for one day or several days, and they can be combined, such as a daily access window alongside a weekend cap.

When an occasional exception is appropriate, an extra-time option extends access beyond the normal limit. Limits can also be suspended temporarily for one hour or an entire day. Multiple user profiles support shared devices by keeping settings and usage counters separate for each person.

Profiles can be marked as parents or children: parent profiles remain unrestricted and can choose which profile is currently active. Open TimeLimit is open-source and runs on Android 4.4 or later with Universal architecture, serving people who manage their own app habits and households setting boundaries for children. Version 7.1.0 improves error handling in the background and updates the software included with the application.