Coming soon to Android

A video from someone who loves you. Right at the moment you're about to scroll.

joice blocks nothing. When you open an app you want to be more mindful with, joice first shows you a message from your friends – and then you decide.

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How joice works

  1. Invite friends

    You start a group challenge together and record short videos for each other.

  2. Choose apps

    You decide where joice may interrupt you.

  3. Decide consciously

    Your friend's video appears. Continue or pause — your choice.

Love, not locks

Locks create resistance. That's why joice doesn't lock anything — it asks. The moment you open an app usually happens automatically, without you really thinking about it. joice turns exactly that moment back into a decision: before the app opens, you briefly see a message from someone who loves you.

joice doesn't lock. It asks.

If you want to take some time, joice doesn't offer bans — it offers pauses: 10, 30, or 90 minutes, or you can skip today entirely. Your group sees this, along with your reason.

Your videos belong to your friends and you. Hosted in the EU.

The people behind joice

Julina Pletziger

Psychology & Media. Responsible for content, reflections, and the joice podcast.

Farzam Bagheri Torbehbar

Computer Science. Building joice for Android.

We're building joice because we wish we were reminded more often of the people who matter to us — right at the moment we'd otherwise just keep scrolling.

Questions? Write to us: hallo@get-joice.com

Frequently asked questions

Is joice a blocker?

No — joice never locks, you can always continue.

When is joice coming?

You can join the waitlist so you get informed directly after the launch; joice launches for Android first in December 2026, iOS follows later.

Who sees my videos?

Only the friends they were recorded for.

Where is my data stored?

Your data is stored in the EU, in Frankfurt.

Why "joice"?

joice stands for joy + choice.

Be there when joice launches.