Google showed off Digital Wellbeing several months ago as one of the most compelling new features in Android 9.0. The tool, which is designed to help you monitor and limit your app usage, so you spend less time glued to your phone. Sadly, it’s taking forever to become available on non-Pixel handsets. If you’re like me and can’t wait to kick your screen addiction to the curb, you’ll want to check out ActionDash. It’s developed by Chris Lacy – who’s behind other solid apps like Action Launcher and Link Bubble – and arrived in the Play store last month with…

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