Lustless: Quit Lust Blocker

Quit lust and keep the count honest. Lustless blocks what pulls you in, counts your clean days to the second, and gives you one button to press when it gets hard — with no account, no sign-in, and nothing sent anywhere.

THE SHIELD

• Apple's own adult-content filter, switched on from one place
• Your own list of websites — with one-tap chips for the usual ones
• The apps that pull you in, chosen in Apple's picker and shielded by iOS
• iOS does the blocking, so it holds outside the app too

YOUR DAYS

• A counter that runs to the second, from the moment you start
• A calendar of clean days, and your longest run
• A daily check-in — one tap, so the calendar fills in

WHEN IT GETS HARD

• A panic button that stays in the same place on every screen
• Your own reasons first, in your own words, written when you set up
• A guided breath, then a simple question: how did that go?
• Log the urge either way — the ones you get through are the number that matters

SEE YOUR PATTERNS

Tag each urge with what was going on — late night, bored, stressed, alone. After a while the app shows you your week and your top triggers, built only from what you logged. Until then it shows an example and says so; it never dresses up a guess as a measurement.

THE FIRST 90 DAYS

A plain guide to what people commonly describe in the early weeks, and what tends to help — written as general information, not a reading of you. The phase you are in is always free to read.

RELAPSED? START AGAIN FROM NOW

Log it in two taps, without a lecture. The count starts again; what you noticed is what matters. Tapped it by mistake? Undo it from Progress.

FREE, AND PRO

The counter and calendar, the panic button and breathing, your reasons, the urge and relapse log, and the daily check-in are free, with no time limit. Lustless Pro adds the Shield, the full 90-day guide, and your own patterns and triggers.

PRIVATE BY DESIGN

• No account, no sign-in, no tracking
• Everything you write and log stays on your iPhone or iPad
• No server exists that could hold it
• When you choose apps to shield, iOS keeps the choice sealed — Lustless never learns which apps you picked

WHAT TO KNOW

The Shield asks for Screen Time permission, because iOS does the blocking. You can revoke that permission in Settings at any time, and you can switch the Shield off inside the app at any time, subscription or not. Blocking is by whole website or app.

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