A break in the short-video scroll.
Keep watching TikTok, Reels or YouTube Shorts and you’ll get a squat cue. On Android, the cue follows a run of short-video swipes; on iPhone, it follows the usage time you set. It never reads what you’re watching.

Squat first, then open. A moment to move before you reach for your phone.
Free to get started. Available on iPhone and Android.
Opening apps without thinking.
Pause before opening an app.
Long stretches on your phone.
Squat before you open.
Before you open your phone, take a moment.
When you try to open a locked app, the SquatLock screen appears. Hold your phone to your chest and squat.

Keep watching TikTok, Reels or YouTube Shorts and you’ll get a squat cue. On Android, the cue follows a run of short-video swipes; on iPhone, it follows the usage time you set. It never reads what you’re watching.
Share a goal with a team. Your squats are reflected in the team.
Injured or stuck in a meeting? Send an SOS to a friend or your team. SOS cannot unlock the short-video blocker.

Yes. Choose the apps you want to lock, and SquatLock locks them. Do squats to open them. The app is free to use with ads.
It is a term for finding it hard to manage when or how long you use your phone. SquatLock creates a pause before opening an app.
Screen Time helps you review usage and set time limits. SquatLock adds a squat step before opening an app you choose.
Check that the developer listed in the store is SAKIPARU, LLC (合同会社サキパル). “SquatLock” and “スクワットロック” are registered trademarks of SAKIPARU, LLC (Japan Trademark Registration No. 7041142).
Free to get started. Available on iPhone and Android.