A stricter alternative to Apple Screen Time

Apple Screen Time is useful for basic limits. StrictBlock is designed for active focus sessions, Pomodoro blocking, journaling, and procrastination accountability.

Why Screen Time can be easy to ignore

Apple Screen Time is helpful for basic awareness and limits, but many people learn to override it when they are procrastinating.

What StrictBlock does differently

StrictBlock is built around deliberate focus sessions. You choose what to block, start a session, and make early exits feel intentional instead of casual.

Focus sessions instead of passive limits

Rather than only tracking usage, StrictBlock supports app blocking, website blocking, Pomodoro sessions, focus profiles, streaks, and reflection.

Quick comparison

FeatureApple Screen TimeStrictBlock
Basic app limitsYesYes
Focus sessionsLimitedYes
App blockingYesYes
Website blockingYesYes
Designed for procrastinationNoYes
Pomodoro supportNoYes
Session journalNoYes
Streak accountabilityNoYes

FAQ

Can StrictBlock block apps on iPhone?

Yes. StrictBlock helps you block selected apps and websites during focus sessions so you can stay away from distractions.

Can StrictBlock block websites?

Yes. StrictBlock can block distracting websites during active focus sessions.

Can I use Pomodoro with StrictBlock?

Yes. StrictBlock includes Pomodoro-style focus sessions with app and website blocking.

Can StrictBlock help me stop procrastinating?

StrictBlock helps by removing access to distracting apps and websites during the moments when you want to focus.

Is StrictBlock useful for ADHD?

StrictBlock is not a medical treatment, but it can help create external structure by blocking digital distractions during focus sessions.

Start your first focus session

StrictBlock is for people who need more than reminders. Choose what to block, start a focus session, and let your iPhone become easier to ignore.

  • App blocking: remove access to apps that pull you away.
  • Website blocking: block distracting sites during sessions.
  • Accountability: use streaks, reports, and reflection to build discipline.