In short
Halto puts a calm breath between you and the apps that eat your day: guarded apps, gentle limits, focus sessions and a quieter phone at night. No account, no tracking, no ads.
- Category
- Wellbeing
- Runs on
- iOS and Android
- Needs
- iOS 16.4+
- Status
- Coming soon to the stores
- Website
- halto.wdlab.app
- Made by
- Workaholic Developers
What Halto does.
A breathing pause and one gentle question before a guarded app opens
Each app gets its own breath (3 to 10 seconds), daily limit and intention prompt
Pauses that grow gently with each open, and soft or hard daily limits
Focus sessions of 25, 50 or 90 minutes, with a Live Activity on iPhone
Wind-down at bedtime and phone-free mornings
Kind insights, streaks and widgets, in English or Hindi
Who Halto is for
For anyone who opens social, video, shopping or news apps on autopilot and loses hours to them. Halto adds a short breathing pause first, so opening the app becomes a choice rather than a reflex.
How Halto works
- 01
Choose the few apps that pull you in and set how long each one's breath lasts.
- 02
Do the one-time setup: a Shortcuts automation on iPhone, or two permissions on Android.
- 03
When a guarded app opens, breathe with the orb, then tap Not now or open it.
Questions about Halto
What is Halto?
Does Halto block my apps?
Why is a Shortcuts automation needed on iPhone?
Does Halto know what I do inside other apps?
Will Halto drain my battery?
When can I get Halto?
Which phones does Halto run on?
Who makes Halto?
Made by Workaholic Developers
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