WellSight combines screen-distance guidance, continuous usage alerts, personal voice reminders, focus mode, readable reports, and privacy-first controls in one calmer flow. Distance checks stay on-device and only run when the user turns monitoring on, while reminders and summaries help turn awareness into better habits.
If you or your family spend long hours reading, studying, gaming, or watching on a phone, WellSight helps with close-distance alerts, continuous usage reminders, personal spoken prompts, and focus mode support so healthier habits are easier to keep.
This page describes WellSight end-to-end: who it’s for, how monitoring works, what permissions are required (and why), what the main screens do, and what data is (and is not) collected.
Clear prompts for close viewing, long uninterrupted usage, and the habit patterns that need attention.
On-device processing, no cloud dependency for core monitoring, and user-controlled permissions.
Choose how monitoring, alerts, focus sessions, and reminders behave, with visible indicators while distance checks run.
WellSight is a wellbeing utility for healthier phone habits. It combines safer viewing-distance guidance with continuous usage alerts, personal voice reminders, focus mode, readable reports, and privacy-first controls. Distance monitoring can be broad (monitor all apps, with exclusions) or configured per-app so you get help where it matters most.
Important: WellSight is not a medical device and does not diagnose, treat, or prevent any condition. It provides habit-support and informational feedback only.
WellSight keeps screen-distance awareness simple, visible, and easy to understand while you use your phone normally.
WellSight helps interrupt long, uninterrupted phone sessions before they quietly stretch into overuse.
Reminders can feel more human than a generic alarm when they sound like a caring prompt or personal message.
Focus mode creates stronger boundaries around phone use when reminders alone are not enough.
Reports turn daily phone behavior into something users can read quickly and improve over time.
Privacy controls are visible, practical, and designed to keep sensitive monitoring data on the device.
You do not need medical knowledge or complex setup. The app checks how close the phone is while you use it, notices when a session is running too long, gives a more human reminder when needed, and helps you build calmer focus habits in a way that is easy to understand.
WellSight detects when your screen comes too near during reading, gaming, or video time.
You get alerts for close viewing, continuous usage, and optional personal reminder messages instead of only a generic tone.
Focus mode helps you protect study or reading time while daily summaries show where your habits are improving.
The app combines distance awareness, personal voice prompts, focus sessions, reports, and privacy-first controls in one flow.
WellSight is designed for anyone who wants a lightweight reminder to keep healthier screen habits—without exporting personal data or relying on cloud analysis.
WellSight is not just one monitor running in the background. It combines distance awareness, usage reminders, personal voice prompts, focus controls, and readable reports so users can notice a problem, respond in the moment, and improve over time.
Users can turn on distance monitoring for broad or selected app coverage, enable continuous usage reminders, add voice alarms, and choose whether focus mode should stay ready for deeper concentration sessions.
When monitoring is enabled, WellSight uses on-device camera checks only while needed and shows a visible foreground notification. At the same time, Smart Alerts can watch for long continuous sessions so the app is not limited to distance alone.
Transparency: The notification exists specifically so users can always tell when camera-backed monitoring is happening.
If the phone is too close, if a session is running too long, or if a planned reminder time arrives, WellSight can nudge the user with a prompt, a spoken reminder, or a stronger focus rule that makes distraction harder to continue.
Reports later summarise alerts, usage patterns, app trends, and improvement over time, while the privacy-first design keeps sensitive monitoring data on the device instead of turning support into cloud-heavy surveillance.
WellSight aims to keep permissions understandable. It does not request the camera on first launch. Camera access is requested only when you explicitly turn on monitoring.
WellSight is organised around a simple tab layout. The aim is: control monitoring from Settings, check your status on Home, and review trends in Reports.
WellSight onboarding is intentionally short. It sets the basics (who the app is for, voice alert language/message) and then shows an in-app “More guidance” carousel to help you enable monitoring safely.
After you tap Continue, WellSight opens Voice Alerts so you can decide what Text‑to‑Speech (TTS) should say and how it should sound.
Setting TTS language later: Settings → Monitoring & Apps includes a quick toggle Speak TTS alerts in English and an Edit action that re-opens the Voice Alerts setup page.
The first time you land on Home (after voice language setup), WellSight automatically opens the Get Started / More guidance carousel.
Monitoring is designed to be obvious, non-disruptive, and easy to stop. You should always be able to tell when monitoring is running, and you should be able to disable it quickly.
When a monitored app is active, WellSight uses a foreground notification and (optionally) a small overlay banner to indicate monitoring state.
WellSight uses an ongoing foreground-service notification. The exact text changes depending on whether the camera is actively checking distance, and whether Smart Alerts is running.
Note: Notification visibility/priority is configurable in Settings → Monitoring & Apps (for example, turning the monitoring notification on/off and selecting priority).
If the measured distance drops below the configured threshold (commonly around 30 cm), WellSight surfaces a gentle prompt asking you to move the device further away.
Design principle: prompts should be helpful and brief—no shaming, no constant blocking overlays.
WellSight does not need to hold the camera continuously. By default, distance monitoring runs in a cycle (for example: a few seconds on, a few seconds off), and you can tune this in Settings → Monitoring & Apps.
If the green distance indicator disappears or monitoring seems stuck after switching apps, use the built-in restart controls.
Smart Alerts is WellSight's reminder system for reducing passive phone use. It brings together Voice Alarms, which work as personal message reminders, Continuous Usage Alerts for long sessions, and App-Specific Alerts for distracting apps.
You can type your own message and use it like a motivation quote or work alarm. For continuous usage alerts, WellSight supports placeholders:
Example: “Stop scrolling {app}. You’ve been here {minutes} minutes. Back to your task.”
Focus Mode lets users block the entire phone or only selected apps when they want stronger control than reminders alone. It can start immediately for a timed session, run every day on a schedule, or be saved as a one-time session. Users can choose durations such as 15, 30, or 60 minutes for start-now sessions, pick which apps to block when using selected-app mode, and protect exit with a separate 4-digit Focus Mode PIN.
Exit security: Focus Mode can require its own 4-digit PIN before the user can unlock and leave an active focus session.
Home is the control center: quick toggles for monitoring, Smart Alerts shortcuts, lightweight stats, and fast jumps into reports and settings. It is the screen users visit most often to turn monitoring on or off, switch Voice Alarms or Continuous Usage Alerts on from Home, restart the app if monitoring gets stuck, and check the latest wellbeing summary.
Reports are designed to be readable in under a minute: a top summary, a couple of charts, and an app-by-app table. Period selection (for example day/week/month) lives in the top-right control.
This section mirrors the app’s Settings screens and explains what every card/toggle does. Names below match the in-app labels as closely as possible.
Important (matches your feedback): In the current build, monitoring is designed to be broad by default via Monitor All Applications. You can still configure it to specific apps by switching Monitor All OFF and selecting only the apps you want.
WellSight is designed to minimise sensitive data. Distance monitoring is performed on-device, and the app aims to avoid storing or transmitting images.
The intended design is to process frames on-device only for distance estimation and not persist images. Reports are based on simple event summaries (e.g., “too close” count/time patterns).
Not continuously. Monitoring is controlled by your settings. If Monitor All Applications is enabled, WellSight can monitor broadly (with exclusions). If it’s disabled, monitoring applies only to the apps you enable in the per-app list. Camera checks are interval-based and configurable for battery comfort.
Because WellSight uses a foreground service while monitoring. This is both a platform requirement and an explicit transparency feature so you always know when monitoring is active.
No. WellSight is a habit-support tool. For medical concerns, consult a qualified professional.
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WellSight is evolving. Typical roadmap items include better distance estimation, richer reporting, and stronger configuration controls—without compromising privacy.
