Zen-ly

Block the apps that steal your focus. Set a session, start a streak, and watch your deep-work hours add up. No accounts, no tracking, nothing leaves your iPhone.

You already know which apps are eating your day. Zenly makes them unavailable until you're done.

Pick the apps and websites that pull you away, choose how long you want to focus, and start a session. Zenly puts a shield over everything you selected. When the time is up, they come back. That's the whole idea — and it holds, because it's built on the same Screen Time system iOS uses itself.

FOCUS SESSIONS THAT ACTUALLY HOLD

Block any app or website you choose, from 5 minutes to 2 hours Sessions keep running even if you force-quit Zenly Watch the countdown from the Lock Screen and Dynamic Island Start a session hands-free with Siri, or straight from Control Center

PROFILES FOR HOW YOU ACTUALLY WORK

Work, Study and Gym profiles ready on day one Build your own, each with its own block list and default length Switch between them in a tap — no re-picking apps every time

SCHEDULES THAT RUN THEMSELVES

Set recurring focus blocks for the days and times you choose Your deep-work mornings stay protected without you remembering to press start

PROGRESS WORTH COMING BACK FOR

Daily streaks that reward showing up A productivity score drawn from your real session history Weekly breakdowns of where your focused hours actually went Badges and daily challenges as the habit builds

PRIVATE BY DESIGN — GENUINELY Zenly has no accounts and no servers. There is no analytics, no crash reporting, no advertising, and no third-party SDKs of any kind. Your sessions, profiles, schedules and stats live on your iPhone and nowhere else.

Apple's Screen Time framework hands Zenly opaque tokens for the apps you block, so the app never learns which apps you use, what you browse, or how long you spend there. It doesn't ask for your contacts, calendar, photos, location, microphone or camera either.

BEFORE YOU BEGIN Zenly needs Screen Time (Family Controls) access to shield apps, and notifications for session and schedule reminders. Both are requested on first launch and can be changed in the Settings app whenever you like.

Stop negotiating with yourself over one more scroll. Set a session, and take the hours back.