Rat out your worst apps
Point Poekito at the usual suspects — the socials, the video holes, the shopping sprees, the just-one-more-match games. He’s ready to stake them out.
Meet Poekito: the sassy diva chihuahua here to put your doomscrolling and gaming binges in their place. Go for one more reel and he pops up giving you the side-eye. Queue up just one more match and a cat paws your fingers away. He won’t lock you out — he’ll just judge you until you log off.


The whole crew, ready to judge you








































































Tell Poekito which apps you can’t behave around, pick who does the judging, and let them make mindless scrolling way too awkward to keep doing.
Point Poekito at the usual suspects — the socials, the video holes, the shopping sprees, the just-one-more-match games. He’s ready to stake them out.
A sassy chihuahua, a cat with attitude, a floating timer, a screen takeover, or a calm nature video if you’ve been good.
Open one of those apps and your enforcer pops up to judge you. Actually done for the day? Shoo them off for the session.
Grass sprouting over a reel, a corgi staring you down mid-scroll, frost icing the glass, a timer bubble counting your minutes out loud. Every clip is the real overlay running on top of a real app — no mockups.
Every shot here is Poekito doing his thing right on top of a real feed. Digital pets, fullscreen effects, floating timers — same mission, get you off the app — just pick whichever one matches your mood. New troublemakers keep joining the crew.




A corgi, an owl, a squirrel, a dachshund, a cat, a chihuahua in shades — real animals that pop up over your feed and just… stare. Pick one, or let “All” shuffle the whole rotation.

Growing grass, one of the fullscreen effects. Keep scrolling and blades slowly sprout up from the bottom of whatever you’re watching until you take the hint.

Frost, rising water, falling blocks, a cracked screen — the longer you linger, the more the effect takes over the glass. Rude, but effective.

The screen-crack effect splinters right across your feed like you dropped it. Nothing’s broken — Poekito just wants you to look up.


Open an app that usually eats an hour — a feed, a game, whatever your weakness is — and Poekito pops up to give you the look. It’s a small thing, but it makes you stop and notice. Most of the time you just put the phone down and go do something better — which was his whole plan.
Adopt Poekito for free with a starter pet, all five timer bubbles, and a nature video. Want every animal ready to judge you? Unlock the full crew for one payment. No subscription — he finds those tacky.
One-time purchase
Poekito needs exactly two things: permission to strut on top of other apps, and to know which app you’ve opened. No account, no backend, and he never peeks at your data.
Lets Poekito pop up on top of the app you’re using to give you the look.
Lets Poekito clock which app you’ve opened, so he only shows up where you asked him to.

Let a tiny diva chihuahua move into the apps where your time goes to die. Free to adopt, with the full crew a one-time unlock away.
Android only — Poekito needs Android’s overlay permission to strut above your apps.
Nope. He’s not a bouncer, he’s a diva. He won’t lock you out — he’ll just sit there judging you until you make better choices.
Two. “Display over other apps” lets him strut on top of your apps. “Usage access” lets him know which app you’ve opened, so he knows when to pounce. That’s it.
He’s judgy, not creepy. No account, no backend, nothing leaves your phone. He does all his side-eyeing on-device.
No. Poekito’s free to adopt — you get a starter pet, five timer styles, and a nature video. Want his whole crew? That’s a one-time unlock.