Spend less time gaming. Make room for your life.
A personal daily plan, automatic playtime tracking, and optional game limits on Windows.
Be honest for a second
Recognize the loop. Give tomorrow a different start.
Four hours a day adds up to 1,460 hours a year. That’s about 61 full days. Time that could go toward your degree, your next job, or a skill you’ve wanted to learn.
365 dots. One year. Coral dots show the equivalent time spent gaming.
Find your own numberYou don’t need to change everything. Start with one hour you usually give to gaming.
Ideas for your time, not promised outcomes.
The Windows app notices when a game or launcher opens. A small pause gives you room to choose.
You opened a game. What would you like this next hour to look like?
A little space between impulse and action.It doesn’t always look like a crisis. Sometimes it looks like another day of putting everything else off.
I kept telling myself I would study after this match. Then it was midnight, then two. The hours on my profile kept climbing while I fell further behind in class. I knew my rank every day. I could not tell you when I last opened my notes.
Without classes or a job to structure the day, gaming filled every gap. I would open a job listing, switch to a game, and promise to apply later. Having the whole day free somehow left me with nothing done by the end of it.
I wasn’t planning to give up my interests. I just kept choosing one more game instead. The project I wanted to make sat untouched for months. Looking at my playtime made it hard to keep saying I didn’t have enough time.
Illustrative composite stories about gaming habits, not customer reviews or testimonials.
No. This is built specifically for heavy competitive gaming habits. If productivity apps never worked for you before, it is because they were not designed for how competitive gamers think.
No. We never tell you to quit cold turkey. The system works by reducing one hour at a time. You log how many hours you played each day. Playing less than yesterday improves your rating and progress.
Only if you tell it to, and never by default. A blocker that is imposed on you treats you as the enemy and turns recovery into a contest against your own password, which is a contest you eventually win. So the heart of Gaming Reset works on the decision instead. It learns the hour you usually start playing and gets in front of it with something better to do. Our Windows app goes further at the moment it matters: it notices your game launcher opening and steps in right then, while stopping is still easy. It also lets you shut your launchers yourself for a few hours, or set a daily limit that closes them once you pass the hours you chose. That is a promise you make to yourself while you are calm, not a rule we impose on you, and it stays off until you switch it on. You will find the app on your dashboard.
Yes, and it is included in your subscription at no extra cost. It signs in with the account you already have, runs quietly in the system tray, and notices the moment a game launcher or a game opens. It steps in right then, before the session has really started, and holds the play anyway button for a few seconds so the moment does not slip past unnoticed. It also measures how long you actually play without you logging a thing, which keeps your daily hours honest. If you want it stricter, you can shut your launchers for a set number of hours, or set a daily limit that shuts them for you once you pass it. It reads the names of running programs and nothing else: not your files, not your screen, not your keystrokes.
You get full access for 3 days. No credit card required to start. If it clicks for you, you subscribe. If it does not, you walk away having lost nothing.
For tasks that need proof, you snap a photo in the app. Every night our AI checks each photo against its task, and anything it cannot confirm goes to a person on our team. Approved photos count toward your rating within a day, and each photo can only be used once. It is one small feature that keeps your progress honest, alongside the automated tracking, daily missions, and rank system the app runs on.
You can submit your own missions directly from your dashboard. Type in something you actually want to work on, submit it, and it goes for review. If it makes sense for your goals it gets added to your daily missions. The system is not rigid.
3 days free. No credit card. A little more life.