The Problem

Digital devices cannot tell commitment from impulse.

The same person who sets a limit can remove it moments later. When temptation arrives, the device obeys the impulse just as readily as it obeyed the promise.

1 in 4
people worldwide show some form of digital addiction
~850M
affected by compulsive social-media use
~450M
affected by access to online pornography
~350M
affected by compulsive gaming
The Solution

SKYWALL™: restrictions enforced by reality, not willpower.

2 patents filed

You set what to limit. You also set what must happen before that limit can be changed: go to a place, or wait until a moment. Until that condition is met, edits and deletion are blocked. The way out is a real-world action, not a password.

OS-level

Built into the device, not layered on top as a deletable app.

User-authored

The user sets both the limit and the release condition.

Real-world release

The way out is a place or a moment — not a password.

Demo

See it in action.

Space and time enforcement.

Block distracting apps at work — change the rule only at home, between 7 and 8 pm.

SKYWALL OS running on a Google Pixel device
Device

Built on real hardware.

SKYWALL runs on phones we ship — with the OS integrated from the ground up.

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