FeedFare helps you earn your scrolling with movement. Set a daily step goal, earn minutes, and build better phone habits through step-to-screen tracking.
📱 Download on the App Store 🌐 feedfare.appSet a daily goal and turn movement into earned screen time. Less mindless scrolling, more intentional use.
Pulls real step data from Apple Health. Works with your Apple Watch, iPhone, or any connected fitness tracker.
Build daily streaks. Hit milestones. Earn bonus screen time for consistency. The longer you stay active, the better the reward loop gets.
Track your steps, earned minutes, and activity patterns over time. See how your screen time habits change as you move more.
See how your movement translates into earned minutes so you can build a cleaner relationship with Instagram, TikTok, YouTube, and the rest.
Free tier with 2 tracked app slots and 30 min/day. Premium adds unlimited tracked apps, unlimited minutes, and full analytics.
FeedFare is built for people who know their phone habits are drifting but do not want another guilt app barking at them. Instead of just blocking apps, FeedFare gives you a simple trade: walk first, then unlock your minutes. That makes it a screen time app, a digital wellness tool, and a behavior-change loop all in one.
Pick the step target that matches your real life. The point is not to cosplay as an ultramarathoner. The point is to create a threshold that nudges you out of passive scrolling and into motion you can actually sustain.
FeedFare reads your step data through Apple Health and converts movement into usable screen time. Instead of opening social apps out of habit, you earn the right to use them by moving first.
The app is designed to make better phone habits feel concrete. You see the trade in front of you: more steps, more minutes, less mindless consumption. Over time, that makes your screen use feel intentional instead of automatic.
FeedFare is for people who do not need another lecture about discipline. They need a system that makes better choices easier. If your default move is opening Instagram, TikTok, YouTube, or whatever black hole owns your thumb, this gives that behavior a price.
If you know your phone is stealing time without giving much back, FeedFare gives you a more honest relationship with it. You can still use the apps you like. You just stop pretending there is no cost.
Some people need a gym plan. Some just need a reason to get off the couch and move more every day. Earning screen time can be weirdly effective because the reward is immediate and the rules are simple.
FeedFare is made for iPhone users who already live in Apple Health and want a clean, understandable digital wellness app instead of a complicated productivity dashboard with fifteen tabs and zero follow-through.
Most screen time apps either nag you, shame you, or hard-block everything until you get annoyed enough to uninstall them. FeedFare takes a better route. It keeps the reward visible and ties it to behavior you actually want more of: walking.
A hard blocker says no. FeedFare says yes, but earn it first. That small difference matters. The app feels less like a parent and more like a trade you agreed to.
Walking is already one of the easiest health habits to keep. FeedFare gives it another job. Your steps are no longer abstract health points. They become something you can spend.
You are allowed to be a normal person. The goal is not monk mode. The goal is making your phone habits less dumb while building a little more movement into the day.
Any app that touches health data should explain itself clearly. FeedFare uses Apple Health step data so it can measure movement and convert it into earned minutes. It is not trying to become your surveillance officer.
FeedFare reads the step information needed to track your progress toward the goal you set. That is what powers the earn-your-minutes loop.
The app focuses on the behavior loop: movement, earned time, and progress. The point is to help you understand the trade between activity and screen use, not bury you in metrics you will never look at again.
FeedFare was built by Nick Rae. If you want the broader story behind the project, the main site explains the apps, aviation work, and automation stack behind everything else being built.
Not in the usual blunt-force way. FeedFare is better described as a walk-to-unlock screen time app. It uses a reward loop instead of just slamming the door on every distracting app.
Yes. FeedFare uses Apple Health step data so your daily movement can be converted into earned minutes inside the app.
Anyone who wants healthier phone habits without deleting every social app and pretending they will never use them again. It is especially good for people who respond better to earned rewards than to shame-based restrictions.
Yes, there is a free tier to get started. Premium adds more tracked app slots, more minutes, and deeper analytics for people who want the full version.
You can download FeedFare on the App Store, or visit feedfare.app for the main product site.
Available now on the App Store. Free with optional premium upgrade.
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