The phone can wait. Your family can't.
Mohar is a small stone for your table. One tap puts the phones to sleep — so dinner feels like dinner again, and your child studies without you nagging. No app, no fighting, no confiscating.
- ✓ Helps your child focus — without you nagging
- ✓ Puts your own phone down at dinner & family time
- ✓ Pay once, no subscription — a gift that lasts years
This is the whole thing. Tap. Phones sleep. Everyone's back.
No charging. No Bluetooth. No pairing. It works like a metro card or a GPay tap — in under a second.
Four reasons Mohar works when nagging doesn't.
It lives outside the phone
The off-switch finally sits on your table, not inside the device that's pulling everyone in.
One tap. Apps go quiet.
Instagram, YouTube & games lock in under a second — for you or your child.
No fights, no policing
It's a shared ritual, not a punishment. Nobody feels watched or controlled.
Pay once. Lasts years.
A one-time gift with a free app. No subscription, no charging, ever.
Everyone's home. But everyone's on a screen.
You call them for dinner three times. Your child says "five more minutes" and disappears into the phone. Then you pick up yours too. Nobody's fighting — but nobody's really here. It's not bad parenting. The phones are built to win. Mohar gives your home one simple off-switch everyone can share.
Same evening. Same family. One small change.
The only difference is a stone on the table — and a tap before you sit down together.
Everyone home. No one here.
Phones down. Family back.
Three steps. Then it's a family habit.
Set it once. After that, the tap becomes your family's quiet signal — homework time, or dinner time.

Pick what to pause
In the free app, choose what one tap does — mute notifications, lock social apps & games, start a timer.

Tap the phone on Mohar
At homework time or dinner time, the phone taps the stone. Distracting apps lock instantly.

Be together again
To unlock, you get up and tap again. That small step is enough to keep everyone present.
You can't win a phone fight by taking the phone away.
Grabbing the phone starts a fight. App timers get a "skip" tap. Mohar isn't a punishment — it's a shared ritual that lives on your table, not inside the phone.
Your kids won't remember your screen time. They'll remember if you were there.
Mohar moves the ritual off the screen and onto your table — so being present becomes the easy, natural choice.
The best gift you can give your child is your full attention.
One tap at dinner or homework time puts every phone to sleep. No lectures, no confiscating, no drama — just a small ritual the whole family shares. And when they see you put your phone down, they do too.

Less nagging. More studying. More talking.
"I stopped fighting with my son about his phone. I just gifted him a Mohar. Now he taps it and studies. The nagging is gone."
"We made a rule — at dinner, everyone taps Mohar. For the first time in months, we actually sat and talked."
"I bought one for myself first. My kids noticed I put my phone down — and slowly started doing the same."
Everything you need. Nothing you don't.

Mohar Focus Stone
Stone with मोहर engraving & NFC chip

Free Companion App
iOS & Android — set up in minutes

Setup Guide
Scan the QR, start in 2 minutes

Gift-Ready Box
Minimal box — ready to gift as-is
Quick questions
Will it work with my child's phone?
If the phone can tap to pay (GPay or Apple Pay), Mohar works. That's iPhone XS and newer, and almost every Android with NFC.
Won't my child just ignore it?
It really locks the apps — it's not just a reminder. To open them, they have to get up and tap Mohar again. That small friction is what changes the habit, without you having to police it.
Do I need to charge it?
Never. Mohar has no battery. It takes a tiny bit of power from the phone only when you tap — like a metro card. It lasts for years.
Is there a monthly fee?
No. You pay once. The app is free forever. No subscription, no hidden charges — which makes it a great one-time gift.
How fast will I get it?
We ship within 24 hours across India, with COD available.







