Choose the apps

Pick the games or distracting apps that tend to pull you away.
GameBrek gives you a calm boundary around study, work, and rest. Choose the apps, choose the time, and let GameBrek step in before one quick check becomes the whole evening.
Free to download · Premium available · No app deletion required
You meant to study, finish a task, or get some rest. Then you opened one game without really deciding to. GameBrek is built for that small moment—not to remove gaming from your life, but to help you choose when it belongs.

During a focus session, GameBrek notices when one of your chosen apps opens and brings up the protection screen. No lecture. Just a clear pause and a way back to what you were doing.
See how the full session works →Set it up around the moment you need today. You can shape the rest later.

Pick the games or distracting apps that tend to pull you away.

Choose a duration and boundary style you can realistically hold today.

Once it starts, GameBrek keeps the boundary in place while you get on with something else.
Start a short boundary for an assignment, exam block, course, or application—while keeping your games installed.
Protect the part of the evening you meant to use for work, admin, learning, or a side project.
Use a planned boundary when another game or scroll is likely to push sleep a little further away.
GameBrek is not built around punishment, deleting everything you enjoy, or pretending every session will be perfect.
The goal is better timing, not a life with nothing fun in it.
Select the apps, time, and level of support that fit the moment.
GameBrek shows what happened and helps you find a calmer next step.
Insights stay modest and become more useful as your own history builds.
GameBrek started with a smaller problem than “quit gaming”: opening something without really choosing to, then noticing how much time had passed.
The idea was simple. Keep the games. Add a boundary around the time that needs protecting. And when a session does not go perfectly, make it easy to come back without turning the moment into a judgement.
Fun does not need to disappear for focus to have a place.
Protection matters most when the automatic open actually happens.
A difficult session should lead somewhere useful, not end in guilt.
GameBrek uses Android Accessibility to detect when one of your chosen protected apps opens during an active session, so the protection screen can appear at the right moment.
Read the Accessibility Explanation →Pick the game or app that usually takes the first few minutes. Give yourself 15 or 25 minutes of protected time and see how the boundary feels.
GameBrek is ready on Google Play. Start with one boundary that matters today.