Really? — Screen Time Blocker

You opened Instagram. You don't know why. Your hand just went there.

Really? steps in at that moment.

When you open an app you've registered, this comes up first:

3rd time today
184th time so far
Really?

[ No, not now ]
Open it anyway

That's all it does. It doesn't make you wait or lecture you. It shows you the number and makes you choose. The judgment is yours.

■ How it works
- Connect Screen Time once and choose all the apps you want to watch in one picker
- If you go in, the app opens for 15 minutes and Really? returns afterward
- Turning away does not raise the number. Only going in is counted
- From the very first time, you transcribe the line on the screen before you can go in.
Copy out your count, or a study-motivation line - you choose which
- From the 5th time the line grows longer: copy out your count and your goal and
the days left come first; copy a motivation line and two lines are joined
- You decide how many entries a day skip the writing. It starts at 0;
lowering it applies now, raising it applies the next day
- The day turns over at 4 AM. YouTube at 2 AM counts as yesterday

■ Free
- Watch 2 apps
- Today's count, running total, and a turned-away chart (all apps or one)
- 1 goal date — shown as a countdown on the prompt screen (exams, tests, deadlines)

■ Pass
- Watch up to 50 apps
- Daily entry limit — it doesn't block you; past the limit you transcribe that you're going over
- Usage reminders — at 5 and 10 minutes inside the 15-minute window you opened (timing is up to iOS)
- Active hours — it only asks during the hours you set
- Save and switch between several goal dates
- Unlimited lines of your own
- My Pattern: how often you tried and how often you turned away, and the hours
you waver most
- Monthly or yearly auto-renewing subscription, or a one-time lifetime pass (no renewal)

■ Good to know
- While an app is locked, its notifications don't arrive either — Apple blocks the app and its notifications together. Outside active hours they arrive normally
- There is no server, so your app list, lines, and records live on each device separately

■ Everything stays on your device
There is no server. There is no account. We do not collect what you look at or
how long you use it. We do not save usage-duration history. Your records never
leave your device.

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Subscription: monthly and yearly passes renew automatically and can be cancelled anytime in
your App Store account settings. The lifetime pass is a one-time purchase and does not renew.
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