When you hit your limit on the apps that eat your day, Savishkar turns the urge to scroll into ninety seconds on what's actually happening, then you've earned your time back.
Savishkar asks for ninety seconds of it back, then hands you the rest.
Feeds are engineered by thousand-person teams to be unputdownable. Your built-in screen-time limit is one tap to dismiss, so it gets dismissed. What's left is a quiet, daily kind of guilt.
The average phone is unlocked 100+ times a day. It isn't a choice, it's a reflex wired straight into your dopamine system.
Hard blockers just slam a door. With nothing to fill the gap, you tap "ignore limit" and relapse in seconds. Willpower alone doesn't scale.
You mean to stay informed, for the exam, for work, for the conversation. But the feed wins every time. The intention to know quietly loses to the algorithm.
Savishkar doesn't punish the urge. It redirects it. The same impulse that opens Instagram now buys you ninety seconds of genuinely knowing what's happening. You don't lose time, you trade it up. The block becomes a sunrise.
Open a guarded app past your daily cap and Savishkar steps in, calm, not scolding.
Ten quick cards on the day's news, polity, economy, world, in English and Hindi, tuned to you.
Five fast questions confirm it stuck. Instant feedback fires the dopamine, not the doubt.
Nail it and your apps unlock. Your streak grows. You rise a little sharper.
Pick the apps that eat your day and set a daily limit, that's the whole setup. On iPhone, Savishkar uses Apple's Screen Time engine; on Android, a lightweight accessibility guard. Nothing to wire up, nothing to remember.
The moment you answer, the card turns green and the explanation lands. That little hit of "I knew that" is the same reward loop the feed uses, pointed at something that actually makes your day better.
Every session ends with XP counting up, your streak ticking, your league rank in view. Small, honest wins that compound, so coming back tomorrow feels good, not like a chore.
Screen-time apps already earn worldwide, the willingness to pay is established. What no one has nailed is the version for India's students, aspirants, and professionals who want to stay informed. That's the lane Savishkar owns.
Screen-time and habit apps already earn real subscription revenue, paying is established behaviour.
Rivals chase generic trivia or kids. India + curated daily current affairs is wide open.
Fresh bilingual content every day fights the habituation that kills most quiz apps.
A shareable weekly card turns every user into a quiet referral, growth that costs nothing.
Invite a friend with a code and you land in the same weekly league, thirty people, one leaderboard, a fresh reset every Monday. Staying informed turns into a little friendly rivalry, and rivalry is what keeps the streak alive.
Every week Savishkar turns your progress into a clean, shareable card, the topics you followed, your streak, your rank. It's the kind of thing people post. Sharing it is how friends discover Savishkar.
Be first in line. Join the waitlist and we'll tell you the moment it's live on Android and iPhone.