You've seen the charts. Set the limits. Dismissed the limits. Maybe deleted an app and reinstalled it by Thursday. You don't need another app telling you you're on your phone too much. You were there.

 

The problem isn't that you don't care. You're up against products built to keep you coming back.

 

Back when a phone was just a phone, we put Tetris on it. Bejeweled too. People laughed. Who'd play a game on a phone?

 

Turns out, almost everyone.

 

Two minutes in line at the post office became a little escape. Your phone was recess from your day.

 

Then recess never ended.

 

Every spare moment became something to fill. Waiting for coffee. Sitting through the credits. That quiet minute before bed that somehow ends forty-five minutes later.

 

The feed never ends. Your day does.

 

People say it's too late. Everyone's on their phone, just give up. We shrugged then. We're shrugging now.

 

So we built MOQA. A game you win by putting your phone down and picking your real life back up. A score to beat. A Buddy in your corner. Rewards for living your life instead of watching someone else's.

 

We spent years getting people to pick up their phones. Now we're getting them to put them down.

 

Because play still works. Guilt never did.

​