Focusora: Screen Control

Block distracting apps on a timer or schedule — and see what you get back: hours, books, movies. Private by design: no account, no tracking, nothing leaves your iPhone.

Your phone isn't the problem. A handful of apps are.

Focusora blocks exactly those — for a focus session right now, or automatically on a schedule. Everything else keeps working.

BLOCK WHAT ACTUALLY DISTRACTS YOU • Group the apps that eat your evenings: social media, games, news — your list, your rules • One tap starts a timer; the group stays blocked until the session ends • Schedules handle the routine: deep-work mornings, phone-free dinners, screenless nights • Strict mode, for days when Future You shouldn't negotiate with Present You

A BREATH INSTEAD OF A WALL Tap a blocked app and Focusora doesn't just say no. It offers a mindful pause: one slow breath first, then — if you still need it — a short window in. Most of the time, the breath is enough.

SEE WHAT YOU GET BACK • The time calculator turns blocked minutes into meaning: hours per year, books read, movies watched, workouts done • Every Monday, your Weekly Recap: time reclaimed, best day, how it compares to last week — with a card worth sharing • Goals, streaks and achievements keep the score

WHEN THE URGE HITS The idea jar suggests something to do instead of the phone: a walk, a call, a page of a book. Seeded from your own goals, fully editable.

PRIVATE BY DESIGN Focusora is built on Apple's Screen Time te on your device. Here's the part most appscan't say: Focusora technically cannot know which apps you picked — Apple hands it anonymous tokens, and even the app names on screen are drawn by the system, not by us. • No account, no sign-up • No ads, no tracking, no analytics • Nothing ever leaves your iPhone

YOU STAY IN CONTROL Every block you create, you can remove. RevSettings at any time — all blocks lift instantly.

THE DETAILS • Works fully offline • English, German, Spanish, French, Italian, Japanese, Portuguese, Russian • Requires iOS 16 or later. On first launchTime permission — the only way an app canblock other apps on iOS.