No. 8 of 36 ·Screen Time Management Apps

Google Digital Wellbeing

Android

Freedom report

Two barsScore 6.3

Google Digital Wellbeing is ranked #8 of 36 in screen time management apps on Freedom251. It runs on Android. There is a free plan.

Google Digital Wellbeing plans and pricing

Digital Wellbeing Free No price or plan limits stated on the opened Google Play page play.google.com · 3 Oct 2026

Purpose: Digital Wellbeing provides a daily view of app use, notifications, and how often you check or unlock your phone.
App timers: Daily app timers let users set limits on how much they use apps.
Bedtime mode: Bedtime mode can schedule Grayscale and Do Not Disturb to help users switch off at night.
Focus mode: Focus mode pauses distracting apps and can be scheduled to turn on automatically.
Chrome tracking: On supported phones, users can view Chrome website usage and set daily time limits for specific sites.
Device support: Google says Digital Wellbeing usage information is available on some phones and that setup steps can vary by device.
Work and school limitation: Some work and school accounts might not work with app timers.
Family use: A default parent account on a device can also manage a child’s account through Digital Wellbeing settings.
Data sharing: Google Play’s data safety section says the app shares no data with third parties; it may collect personal info, app activity, and three other data types.
Data security: Google Play lists data as encrypted in transit and says the app has had an independent security review.
Data deletion: Google Play’s data safety section says collected data can’t be deleted.
Support: The app listing provides the Android Help Center and the support email [email protected].
Headquarters: Mountain View, California, United States
Price from: Free

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