1. Write limit
First the time, then the break; having both on paper reduces mistakes
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A common question: how long should I stay? If you decide the answer first, the mind stays light; a 20-minute timer, 2-step checks, and a 1-day break are often enough.
In the OKGO App, the habit is easy: first set a budget, then schedule time. Newcomers Guide More App Setup When aligned, the start is clear
Setting time limits keeps you calm; choose 15, 20, or 30-minute sessions, and stop when the alarm goes off.
This habit also helps busy Dhaka users; short sessions mean less pressure, fewer mistakes, and clearer focus.
Before each session, write down the target: how long, how many times, and when to stop—keeping it all in one line is good.
Using bKash or Nagad, separate notes help more; later you can see where more time went.
Don't reuse the same password everywhere; change old 6-character codes immediately if you suspect. Help Page Open
Saving passwords on shared phones increases risk; enable screen lock after login.
If you're not feeling right, don't be alone; take a short break, and if needed, write to support; a single message is often enough.
OKGO Support responds quickly; it's best to talk before problems escalate, especially for night-time users.
First the time, then the break; having both on paper reduces mistakes
Set an alarm on mobile; the 20-minute rule works for many
If tired, annoyed, or in a hurry, stop; mistakes increase
If something is unclear, read first, then log in again
I now stop after 20 minutes; earlier the head would get hot, now with the rule it's easier
Rahat, Dhaka
bKash notes and timely breaks have been very useful, and there is no delay.
Sumona, Chittagong
Check the limit before logging in
ImranUsing Rocket makes tracking easier
NaziaI stop after dark
TanvirIf you use the OKGO APK or OKGO App, first set notifications and timer, then start the session; this reduces the risk of breaking limits.
For a clearer routine Bangladesh Payment Guide More Privacy Policy Read OKGO Tips: not only stop, but set the start right
Start with 20 minutes first, then take a 1-day break.
No, but short sessions are easier on busy days.
Having separate accounts is convenient; notes stay clear.
Change your password then message support.
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