Seek the Surface.
Angler turns the hours you lose scrolling into the real distance your thumb travels, then helps you rise back up before the feed pulls you under.
That's roughly how far the average person may drag their thumb across a screen in a lifetime, about 348.2 km stacked from a heavy daily habit.
Based on average daily social use (~2h 39m) and Angler's swipe-length model, not an external study.
Angler is here to shrink that number.
Screen time, converted into meters you can feel, then ranked week by week so you always know which way you're heading.
Quiet first. Then it has your back.
Week one, we just listen
For your first week, Angler stays completely quiet: no ranks, no blocks. It's learning exactly where your scrolling sits so it has an honest baseline instead of a guess.
Every week after, you get ranked
From then on, each week earns you an ocean rank based on how you did against your baseline. Do better and you rise toward the Surface; slip and you sink toward the Trenches.
Fall behind, and it steps in
Drop below your baseline and auto-blocks switch on to stop the slide. Stay above it and blocking is optional, yours to enable. Every block is bypassable; Angler nudges, it never traps. Free forever: no ads, no subscriptions.
Five zones between you and the light.
Your rank is where you're swimming this week. The goal is always up.
Rise before the feed pulls you under.
Take your thumb back. Free, no ads, no subscriptions.
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