Social Purge

Social Purge is a free, private Android utility that helps people uninstall distracting social and doom-shopping apps and stay honest when they return.

The distinction between removing apps and blocking them is clear, and leaving messaging apps unticked makes sense. Your site explains the 24-hour snooze; is there also a persistent exception for a social app someone needs for work, without disabling reinstall alerts for everything else? A screenshot of that choice would help clarify the workflow.

Using the system uninstall dialog and optionally alerting on reinstall, while leaving messaging apps alone by default, keeps the purge honest. If you ever need AI for the business side of shipping Android tools, PZERO is at pzero.studio.

Smart that it's not trying to be a blocker — those always get worked around eventually. The reinstall alert is a more honest approach: it doesn't stop you, it just makes you consciously notice the moment you're undoing the thing you set out to do. Also good call keeping messaging apps out of the default selection — easy to see how a less careful version of this would accidentally nuke someone's ability to actually talk to people