Block Apps: Cran

Blocking that holds: reopening an app takes a fifteen-minute wait, never a tap. One-time purchase, no subscription, no account, no server.

Cran closes the apps that eat your time. And it doesn't reopen them just because you insist.

Pick the apps, say when they should close: a time window, or a daily usage limit. Cran handles the rest, without you opening anything.

The block holds Rules apply on their own, including after a restart or an iOS update. Nothing to refresh by hand.

Reopening costs fifteen minutes No “ignore” button, no “five more minutes”, no end time you can quietly move. Unlocking a rule starts a delay you cannot shorten. That's what separates a decision from an impulse — and it's the whole difference with a block you switch off in two taps.

You are never trapped Deleting Cran immediately frees every app. “Free everything” is two taps away inside the app. Cran constrains you; it never locks you in.

One purchase, not a subscription Seven days of the full app, then $14.99 once. Cran costs nothing to run: everything happens on your iPhone, with no account, no server and no data to resell. Nothing would justify billing you every year.

What Cran cannot know iOS only hands it anonymous tokens: Cran has no idea which apps you block. It cannot read them, and cannot send them anywhere. No data leaves the device.

Before you install

• An adult can always revoke Screen Time access in iOS Settings. No app, including this one, can prevent that — it's an iOS limit, and you deserve to read it here rather than discover it after paying.
• Website blocking works in Safari. Other browsers are blocked as apps.