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BuzzKill

ca.asmat.buzzkill

Powers off your phone after inactivity, only inside a nightly kill zone.

Latest documented release1.0.1018 Jul 2026 · 9.2 MB→

01 / Overview

Is BuzzKill safe?

BuzzKill powers your phone off when you stop using it at night, so notifications and the temptation to scroll cannot wake you up at 2am. You set a nightly kill zone (e.g. 23:00 to 07:00). Inside that window, BuzzKill watches for the screen to stay off for a configurable number of minutes, then triggers the system shutdown via an accessibility service. Outside the zone the app does nothing. To com…

Developer
Carlos Asmat
Category
System
Earliest archived version
18 Jul 2026
License
Apache-2.0 (per F-Droid metadata)

02 / Release notes

Release notes from F-Droid

1.0.10

Add an F-Droid feature graphic (store banner). No app behaviour changes; documentation and release-tooling updates only.

Full notes →

03 / Package identity

Technical fingerprint

Application IDca.asmat.buzzkill
Latest APK SHA-256afca902bb98e0644202bedb8f477b2e0d504e1a60f8a3e09124504f8a90bc99a
Signing certificate2D:B8:6C:78:3D:4D:D4:57:F5:60:97:15:7B:08:6C:33:34:FC:2E:77:EF:CC:A3:C4:2E:1A:5F:21:71:02:F4:59
MIN ANDROID26TARGET36ARCHITECTUREarm64-v8a · armeabi-v7a · x86 · x86_64

04 / Version archive

Documented releases

1 TOTAL

05 / Safety & access

Safety verdict

Authentic — file hash matches the source indexNo ads or tracking flagged by the source
IntegritySHA-256 verified vs source
SourceOpen-source · fdroid
Permissions8 declared · 0 sensitive
Signaturepresent
Anti-featuresNo known anti-features
Sensitive accessNo sensitive permissions

Declared permissions

Tracker status: Not assessed by WIKI for Android.

06 / Sources

Evidence ledger

Each entry is a captured public reference backing this record.