The off switch is on the same screen.
Flip it on and the apps go away. Flip it off and they come back. Both directions cost one tap — paid with exactly the willpower you installed it to stop spending.
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Spark is an app blocker with a physical key: a free app, and a small key you buy once. Leave the key in another room, and getting your apps back means getting up.

Focus Streak
Daily Routine
Last 7 Days
Track Your Focus
Example week — fewer pickups than the one before
Locking costs a tap. Unlocking costs a walk.
At your desk, scrolling again.Get up. Take the phone to where Spark lives.One tap, and everything locks.Spark stays there. You walk back.Sit down to the work you meant to do.
Locking never needs the key — you can do it from anywhere. Only unlocking costs the walk.
See how it worksBecause every blocker has an off switch — and an app leaves it one tap away.
Flip it on and the apps go away. Flip it off and they come back. Both directions cost one tap — paid with exactly the willpower you installed it to stop spending.
Your phone still does the blocking. The key's only job is to be there when you unlock — held against your phone — and until it is, the apps stay shut.
Software friction erodes. The dialog you read the first time, your thumb dismisses by the tenth. Distance doesn't erode — there is no habituation curve on walking to the next room, and no sequence of taps that shortens it.
And deleting the app? On Android, strict mode makes it harder while a session is running — Safe Mode or turning off Accessibility still gets past it. On iPhone you can, and the session ends with it. We document that difference rather than promise a guarantee we can't keep — how enforcement differs by platform.
No subscription to cancel, nothing to learn. Open the app, pick what gets locked, and put the key somewhere you'd have to stand up for.
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Tick what disappears and what stays. Calls always get through — in an emergency a phone stays a phone.
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One tap in the app and the apps you picked go dark — locking never needs the key. Then leave Spark on a kitchen shelf, in a drawer, in another room.
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To get your apps back, get up, go to Spark and hold your phone against it. That walk is the whole point.
iPhone on iOS 17+ · Android 12+ · no subscription, ever
1-year warranty · replaced if damaged or faulty on arrival
Spark ships free to most of India, with a 1-year warranty against manufacturing defects and a GST invoice on request. If it arrives damaged or doesn't work, tell us within 7 days and we'll replace it.
Kitchen shelf, your bag, a drawer — anywhere but arm's reach. Your apps stay locked until you get up and walk back to it.
One key per person — and every extra key costs less.

An example day: about four hours of phone, broken into 82 pickups. The problem isn't the hours — it's the pieces.
Same four hours of phone. 10 pieces instead of 82.
That is the average in 2024: 4.95 hours a day in apps, behind only Indonesia and Brazil.1 And almost every young Indian now has one.
That is 35 hours a week, or 76 full days a year.
No official source publishes phone hours state by state, so the map shows how many people use a phone in each.
1 FICCI–EY, 2025, from Sensor Tower data · 2 FICCI–EY, 2026 · 3 MoSPI, Comprehensive Modular Survey: Telecom, 2025. People counts and the weekly hours are our arithmetic on those figures; every source, in full.
An illustration of what the app shows — an example week, not measured results. Spark has not shipped, so there is nothing measured to show yet.
Screen time
5h 45m /dayExample week — climbing
3:40 AM
Eyes burning, one more Reel, and tomorrow's plan is to start early.

Phone is quiet
8 apps locked · Spark is in the kitchen
3:42:10FOCUS SO FAR
UNLOCKS AT THE KEY
Screen time
1h 00m /dayExample week — down
9:40 PM
Spark has been in the kitchen since six, and the phone has stayed where it was put — because getting into it means getting up.
Same phone. Same apps. Same you. The only thing that changed is how far away the key is.
One device. Every kind of day.
Spark doesn't care what you do for a living. It only cares that the key is out of reach when it matters.

Revision, deep work, dinner, sleep — the same key, out of reach for whichever hours you are trying to keep
Aspirant, professional, parent or founder — the distraction is identical, and so is the fix. Lock the apps, leave the key in another room, get your hours back.


Aspirants
Twelve-hour study days need twelve-hour attention. Lock the feed, keep the timer and calculator.
8 APPS LOCKED
Professionals
Two protected blocks a day. Calls and Maps stay open — everything that eats an afternoon does not.
6 APPS LOCKED
Families
A Spark each, all on the kitchen shelf. Everyone locks for dinner, and nobody polices anybody.
7 APPS LOCKED
Hostels & Roommates
Everyone hands their Spark in at the warden's desk. The whole floor studies, and getting back in means a walk downstairs.
STRICT MODEStraight answers, no fine print. Anything else — message us on WhatsApp and a human replies.
Chat on WhatsAppTurning Bluetooth off doesn't end the session — your apps stay locked. The blocking runs on your phone, not over Bluetooth; the key only matters at the moment you unlock, with your phone held against it. It's the first question everyone asks, and it was the first loophole we closed.
On iPhone you can — deleting the app ends the session. On Android, Strict Mode makes Spark much harder to uninstall or switch off while a session is running, though someone determined can still get past it through Safe Mode or by turning off its Accessibility permission. We'd rather tell you that than promise a guarantee we can't keep.
The Bluetooth Spark works with any iPhone on iOS 17 or later and any Android phone on Android 12 or later. The NFC Spark is cheaper but also needs a phone with an NFC reader, which many budget Android handsets don't have; the buy page helps you check before you order.
The Bluetooth Spark runs on a CR2032 coin cell — nothing to charge, no cable in the box. We haven't measured battery life on finished units yet, so we won't quote a number; when it does run out, a fresh cell costs a few rupees at any shop in India. The NFC Spark has no battery at all.
There isn't much to break: no screen, no moving parts, nothing to charge, and it spends its life on a shelf. It has a one-year warranty against manufacturing defects, and if it arrives damaged or doesn't work, tell us within 7 days of delivery, with a photo, and we'll replace it.
Not what you do on your phone: your chats, your screens and what you do inside your apps never leave it. You sign in once, to pair your Spark. After you sign in, your modes, schedules, limits and session history sync so a new phone can restore them, and the app checks in with our server for settings, updates and session status. Nothing worth selling ever reaches us.
Use one of the app's five emergency unlocks — they're there for exactly this, and they don't refill, so they're worth saving. Strict Mode switches them off, by design. Then order a new Spark and pair it, and if you're stuck, get in touch and a person will help.
Batch 01 is 1000 units, early-bird priced from just ₹999. Mix colours, pay securely, and we'll ship it across India.
Pick a colour each — it's one key per person, so everyone at home gets their own.
Choose your SparkPrices exclude GST · free shipping to most of India · replaced if it arrives damaged or faulty