Look away before another hour disappears.

Set a screen-break interval and let Eye Saver place the reminder over the app you are using. Take the break, postpone it, or skip it when you need to.

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Free to install · Contains ads and in-app purchases · Android only

Eye Saver dashboard with a running break timer and controls for strict mode, media, and calls

Your interval.
Your break controls.

The 20-20-20 rule

What does a 20-20-20 reminder do?

A 20-20-20 reminder asks you to look at something about 20 feet away for 20 seconds after roughly 20 minutes of close screen use. Eye Saver gives you a timed Android prompt so the break does not depend on remembering it yourself.

Eye Saver supports a screen-break routine. It does not diagnose, treat, or prevent an eye condition. Talk with an eye-care professional about persistent pain, blurred vision, headaches, or other symptoms.

Fits normal phone use

A timer that knows when the screen did not have your attention.

Set your own timing

Choose the work interval, warning time, break length, and how many postpones or skips you allow.

Configurable

Pause around interruptions

Choose whether the timer pauses during calls, media playback, selected apps, or screen-off time.

Context aware

Make breaks flexible or strict

Keep postpone and skip controls available, limit consecutive skips, or hide those controls with strict mode.

Your choice

Inside the app

See the reminder before you install.

These are Eye Saver's current Android screens: timer controls, reminder timing, an active break, statistics, and app settings.

Eye Saver dashboard showing break statistics and timer controls — 01Timer controls

Eye Saver reminder interval and break timing settings — 02Reminder timing

Eye Saver active break screen with an eye exercise, skip, and postpone controls — 03Active break

Eye Saver break statistics and screen-use information — 04Break history

Eye Saver Android settings — 05App settings

Before the first reminder

Android needs permission to show the break over other apps.

Eye Saver walks you through the required setup. Android and phone manufacturers can limit background services, so reliable timing may also require notification access and a battery-optimization exception.

1
Install Eye Saver
Download the Android app from Google Play.
2
Allow the reminder overlay
Grant “display over other apps” so the break can appear above the screen you are using.
3
Choose your break rhythm
Set the interval, warning, break length, and interruption controls that fit your day.

Eye Saver for Android

Give the next screen hour a planned break.

Install Eye Saver, choose your timing, and test the reminder during your normal phone use.

Get Eye Saver on Google Play