Screen time has a price tag.
Your hours × your hourly rate. Open a distracting app and see what the minutes actually cost — then decide if it’s worth it.
The math shows up before you tap.
Your time’s value at the moment of impulse. Walking away is always free — the time stays yours.
You decide if it’s worth it.
A free window every day. Then the toll in coins, at the rate you set. No coins until today’s quota ends.
Earn coins by focusing.
Pure focus, no distractions. 25-minute sessions earn the coins back. No accounts. No trees. No leaderboards.
Monday delivers the receipt.
Your week, itemized — every app, every unlock, at your own rate.
Walk away early, coins come back.
Pay-to-pass, not pay-to-block.
Each app gets a daily free window. Past it, every open costs coins — priced in your rate. Lock back early and unused coins are refunded.
The gap is real money.
Never charged — measured.
Most people underestimate by 50–80%. The math doesn’t.
See your own price tag.
Runs on your device — nothing you type is sent.
That's 2 hours a day valued at your own time — what that time is worth, not cash you lost. You decide if the scroll is worth it. Dopa Toll shows you the same math, every time you open an app you'd otherwise just scroll. No data leaves your phone — this calculator runs entirely in your browser.
This is the guess version — you typed the hours. The app runs the same math on your real usage, measured on-device, and hands you the bill.
Ready to feel the cost — and take control of your screen time?
Download on the App StoreFair questions.
Is the dollar amount real money?
No. Nothing here charges you anything. The dollars are what your time is worth at the rate you entered — a measurement, not a transaction. In the app, coins are the toll you pay to open an app past its free pass; the dollars just mirror what the time was worth.
I wouldn't have earned that money while scrolling. Isn't this misleading?
You're right — scrolling at 3am isn't lost wages. The number is a ruler, not an invoice. It doesn't claim you'd have been paid for those hours; it gives an invisible trade a size, in units you already understand. If full rate feels wrong, discount it. The point is having a number at all.
How is this different from a screen time blocker?
A blocker decides for you — and gets uninstalled by day three. Dopa Toll is a toll instead: every app gets a daily free pass, past it each open costs coins you earn by focusing, and the price of your time is on screen at the moment you decide. Friction, not force.
No accounts. No analytics. No engagement loops. iCloud syncs your wallet across your own devices — that’s the only network call.
Screen time has a price. See yours.
Download on the App StoreFree to download. No account. No tracking.