Use Cases
This page is for adults who keep falling back into the same apps and need to judge whether a stricter Android blocker is actually a fit for their situation.
Use-case sections
audience
Who this page is for
This page is for adults who already know which apps trigger the relapse pattern, have tried lighter blockers before, and still end up back in the same loop. The problem is not a lack of intention. It is that the barrier stays too easy to negotiate with.
fit
Why Timekeeper can fit this case
Timekeeper makes the most sense when the goal is strong restriction on Android rather than a gentle nudge. It is aimed at people who want more friction between the urge and the app, even if that means accepting a heavier setup process.
fit
Who should not use this as their first option
If you are still experimenting with lighter behavior changes, or if you mainly want usage visibility and simple reminders, this is probably not the right first tool. Timekeeper is more opinionated and more restrictive than general wellbeing features.
decision
What to compare before deciding
Before installing, compare Timekeeper with Digital Wellbeing across the agreed decision criteria: restriction strength, bypass difficulty, setup burden, Android fit, price, flexibility, and who it does or does not suit. That comparison is the right decision point for this use case.