Reward Rules & Eligibility

Last updated: 6 September 2026

SaveTime offers optional rewards to recognise consistent focus activity. These rules explain how ranking and rewards work.

1. Skill and effort, not chance

Ranks and rewards are earned solely through your own measurable activity and consistent effort — such as blocking distractions, focus and study time, and healthy activity. Outcomes are based on merit and skill, not on chance, luck, or any random draw.

2. Eligibility

• Open to eligible students aged 10 and above.
• Participants under 18 require the consent of a parent or legal guardian, who must accept these rules on the participant's behalf.
• Where a reward is paid, it may be issued to the participant's parent or guardian for participants who are minors.
• Rewards may be unavailable in regions where such rewards are restricted by law.

3. How ranking is calculated

Your rank is derived from an activity score covering phone control, study & focus, and active living. Scores update periodically. A minimum level of consistent activity may be required to qualify for a rank.

4. Rewards & payout

Where offered, a reward is granted to top-ranked eligible participants for a given period, as shown in the app. To receive a payout you may be asked to complete identity/eligibility verification (which may include PAN/KYC) and provide valid payout details. Rewards may be subject to applicable taxes and tax deduction at source.

5. Fair play

Any attempt to manipulate scores, use automation, create duplicate accounts, or otherwise game the ranking will result in disqualification and may void ranks and rewards.

6. Changes

We may modify, suspend, or discontinue the rewards programme, and update these rules, at any time. Material changes will be reflected in the app or on this page.

7. Contact

Questions about rewards: blocksocialmediaofficial@gmail.com.

This page is a general template and not legal advice. Because rewards involving minors and cash prizes are sensitive under Indian law, have these rules reviewed by a qualified lawyer before relying on them.