Choose the apps
Pick the apps that tend to pull you in. Your selection stays on your phone.
Crivo for Android and iPhone
Crivo puts a deliberate pause between you and the apps you open without thinking.
If you still need it, choose a short window. Crivo will filter it again when the time is up.
How Crivo filters an opening
Pick the apps that tend to pull you in. Your selection stays on your phone.
Set an end time. Crivo filters the apps you chose while the session is active.
Go back, or open one app for 5 or 15 minutes. The window closes on its own.
You tap Instagram and the feed opens before you decide what you came for.
Crivo shows when Focus ends. You can go back or open Instagram for 5 or 15 minutes.
Local by default
Crivo works without an account. Focus sessions, filtered apps, and temporary access stay on your device.
Crivo does not need an account to remember a session or filter the apps you chose.
Android + iPhone
Android and iOS work differently. Crivo uses the controls each system provides and tells you exactly when protection is active.
Direct answers about the first Android and iPhone release.
Crivo is in development. We will publish a date after the Android and iPhone builds are ready for public testing.
Yes. The first release will be free, with no subscription, advertising, or paid feature gate.
No. Focus sessions, filtered app choices, and temporary access work without an account.
Yes. The core Focus flow and local settings do not depend on a network connection.
During Focus, Crivo filters the apps you selected and adds a decision screen before access. The exact enforcement follows the controls available on each operating system.
Yes. You can go back or grant that app a 5 or 15 minute window. Crivo filters it again when the window ends.
The product rules are the same, but Android and iOS expose different controls. Crivo will explain the active protection on each device.
Your filtered app list and individual opening history stay local. Optional crash reports and coarse feature events will be documented before the public release.
The first release will include filtered apps, Focus sessions, and temporary access windows.