ScreenLog APK for Android

The good stuff

The interface is simple enough. It shows your daily screen time in a clean bar graph, and you can post updates to a shared feed. I liked that it didn’t ask for permissions to monitor every single thing you do - just the total time spent on the device. That’s a small win. And if you’re the type who likes nudges from friends to “do better,” there’s a tiny bit of motivation in seeing someone else post a lower number than you. Kinda like when your buddy posts their gym routine and you feel guilty about not working out.

The not-so-good

But here’s the thing - it’s basically just a dashboard with no real depth. No breakdown by app, no weekly trends, no insights beyond “you used your phone 6 hours today.” Compare that to built-in Digital Wellbeing on Android, which gives you actual data and even lets you set limits. ScreenLog doesn’t even let you block apps or schedule downtime. And the sharing feature? It’s so basic it feels like a prototype. You post a screenshot-style update, and that’s it. No chat, no reactions, no way to challenge someone. It’s like texting your friend “hey, I used my phone too much” with zero follow-up. Also, the app hasn’t been updated in ages, and the developer is unknown. That’s a red flag. I don’t know who’s collecting my data, and I don’t trust it.

Bottom line

If you’re looking for a fun way to gamify screen time with friends, this might be a laughable attempt. But honestly, stick with Android’s native tools or something like Moment. ScreenLog APK for Android for Android is free, sure, but it’s underdeveloped, lacks features, and offers nothing unique. Don’t waste your time. There are better ways to track your habits without joining a ghost town of users. Skip it.