Choose the apps
Pick the places where five minutes tends to become an hour.
A calmer way to notice the scroll
A simple timer for the apps that pull you in.
Come To helps you notice when scrolling turns automatic. Choose your apps, set a timer, and let the goose remind you when it is time to come back.
Choose the apps you want to watchPick the places where scrolling tends to turn automatic.
Set one or more timersKeep one shared limit or give different app groups different limits.
Get a reminder when time is upA friendly goose interrupts the loop without blocking your phone.
Ready
REMINDER INTERVAL01:00:00
Watching2 apps
That's enough
for now.
Get it on Google Play
Android • Free • No account needed
How it works
Three steps. Zero productivity cosplay.
Come To is intentionally small. Set the boundary once, then get out of the app and use your phone normally.
Set your timers
Group related apps together or give different app groups different limits.
Get the honk
When the active timer runs out, the goose interrupts the loop and hands the choice back to you.
A reminder, not a punishment
The goose does not take your phone away. It gives you your decision back.
Come To does not need a dashboard full of guilt, streaks or motivational quotes. It creates one clear moment where automatic scrolling has to become a choice again.
TIME'S UP00:00:00
Step away, or deliberately start another interval.
Local-first
Your timer does not need an account to tell time.
No Come To account. Open the app and set up your timers.
No content reading. The timer cares which selected app is active, not what is on your screen.
No forced lockout. The interruption is visible, but the next action stays yours.
Ready when you are
A small interruption is easier to keep than a giant promise to use your phone less.
More ways to break the loop
Useful guides, not productivity theater.
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Read guide →FAQ
Questions people ask before letting a goose judge their screen time
How does Come To help with doomscrolling?
You choose the apps that pull you in and set a timer. Come To counts active use of those selected apps and interrupts the session when the timer reaches the limit you chose.
Can I set different time limits for different apps?
Yes. Apps in one timer share that timer's countdown, and you can add more timers with different limits and optional names for other app groups.
Does Come To block apps?
No. The goose interrupts the session and gives you a decision point. Come To does not permanently lock you out of the app.
Does Come To read what I do inside other apps?
No. Come To uses Android app-activity information for timer behavior. Its optional app-switching service is designed around package changes and does not read screen content.
Is Come To free?
The first Android release is free, does not require a Come To account, and keeps its core timer data on the device.