Opal has already helped millions of iOS users reclaim over 200 million hours from distracting apps and endless notifications. That is time put back into life, work, and what truly matters.
We built Opal so your phone works for you, not against you.
Until now, this experience was only available on iOS. One of the questions we heard most often was: “When will Opal be on Android?”
We’re thrilled to finally say: the wait is over.
Opal is officially available on Android.
What you’ll get on Android:
Block distracting apps in real time with focus sessions and time limits
Track your screen time and understand your patterns
Build long-term habits to reduce screen addiction
Enjoy a fully redesigned experience, built specifically for Android users
This launch is a reflection of our growing community. If you’ve been waiting for Opal on Android, we’d love for you to join us today.
And for anyone reading this, please upvote for our launch on Product Hunt. We want to make sure that we get Opal for Android in the hands of as many people as possible so we can improve the app as fast as possible. There are 4 billion people using Android in the world every day. And we’re incredibly excited to bring Opal to this platform and to rapidly help a billion people focus better every day.
Hey there guys, I was just wondering if there was a way (on Android) that we can select which apps are distracting, neutral or productive like in IOS. I just saw this in a post from 2 years ago and thought that it would be really nice. Thank you!