A strict app blocker for iPhone. Blocks come back on schedule, unlocks have to be earned, and the price is on the page before you start.
For iPhone with iOS 17 or later.
Built for the moment you reach for your phone without deciding to.
Blocking is built on Apple's own Screen Time frameworks and re-applied automatically at every schedule boundary. Dismiss it once and it's back at the next one. Hard to bypass in the moment, which is when it counts.
Shown upfront, before you start. The yearly plan comes with a 7-day free trial and costs less than half the price of the leading blocker's yearly plan.
$39.99 a year, or $7.99 a month
Blocked apps open only after you earn it. Each unlock gives you a 15-minute window, counts against a daily budget, and then the block comes back.
A short quiz during setup shows how many years of your life you'd spend on your phone at your current pace: daily hours, times the years you have left, divided by 24. Then it makes a card you can share.
At 5 hours a day, you'd spend
11.5 years
of the next 55 on your phone.
5 hours × 55 years ÷ 24 = 11.5 years
A blocked app is never one tap away. You get it back by doing something small and deliberate first.
Instead of the feed, you see the shield screen and how long the block lasts.
Take a mindful pause, go for a short walk, or write down why you're opening it.
The app opens for one 15-minute window. Each unlock uses part of your daily budget.
When the window ends, the shield returns on its own. No reminder needed.
A short, quiet moment to notice the urge before you act on it.
Your steps are counted on your iPhone with Motion & Fitness. Nothing leaves the device.
Type one line about what you're opening the app to do.
Every feature is in both plans. Cancel anytime in Settings.
$39.99 / year
$7.99 / month
Payment is handled by Apple through your Apple ID. Subscriptions renew automatically until you cancel in Settings > [your name] > Subscriptions. Prices shown in US dollars; the App Store may show local prices. Full details are in the terms.
The apps you choose to block are stored as private Apple tokens that even the app can't read as names. Quiz answers, schedules and streaks never leave your iPhone, and Erase all data in Settings deletes them in one go. Read the privacy policy.
Yes, if you're determined. iOS always lets you turn off an app's Screen Time access in the Settings app, and no app can prevent that. That's Apple's rule, and it's a fair one.
What Undaze does is make the easy escapes harder. Blocks re-apply at every schedule boundary, strict mode stops you deleting the app during a session, and unlocking costs a pause, a walk or an intention. It's built to be hard to bypass in the moment, when the urge is strongest.
It uses the same Apple frameworks underneath, but the rules are stricter. Blocks come back automatically at each schedule boundary, an unlock has to be earned, each one lasts 15 minutes, and you have a daily budget of them.
No. The apps, categories and websites you pick are handed over as private Apple tokens, so the app can block them without being able to read their names. It also can't read your screen-time numbers: the Screen Time you see inside the app is drawn by Apple's private Screen Time report on your iPhone, and the app never gets the figures.
$7.99 a month, or $39.99 a year with a 7-day free trial. Both plans include everything. You can cancel anytime in Settings > [your name] > Subscriptions.
Your blocks stop working until you turn access back on. Your block lists, schedules and streaks stay on your iPhone. The support page explains how to turn it back on.
Any iPhone running iOS 17 or later.
Coming soon to iPhone. The yearly plan starts with 7 days free.
Coming soon to the App Store