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Block distractions before they win.

StrictBlock is a focused app blocker for iPhone, built to help you reduce procrastination and stay away from distracting apps during work, study, or deep focus.

The problem

Your phone is designed to pull you back in. Every app icon is an open invitation. StrictBlock creates friction before the scroll starts, not after.

What it does

  1. 01Block distracting apps with iOS Screen Time API
  2. 02Schedule blocks by day and time
  3. 03Simple setup, minimal interface
  4. 04Track your focus streaks over time
  5. 05No account required
  6. 06Built for iPhone

Who it's for

  1. 01Students who keep opening social apps during study time
  2. 02Remote workers who lose hours to Reddit or Twitter
  3. 03People who pick up their phone impulsively between tasks
  4. 04Anyone who has tried Screen Time limits and bypassed them
  5. 05People who want a stricter alternative to soft reminders

Questions

What is StrictBlock?
StrictBlock is an iPhone app blocker that uses iOS Screen Time API to block the apps you choose on a schedule you set. It helps you reduce procrastination and stay focused without easy bypass options.
Does StrictBlock actually block apps on iPhone?
Yes. StrictBlock uses Apple's Screen Time API to apply real blocks to the apps you select. The block stays active without requiring willpower to maintain.
How is StrictBlock different from Screen Time?
Apple's built-in Screen Time lets you set limits with a bypass passcode you can override any time. StrictBlock adds structure that makes it harder to rationalize away the block, so it's more effective for persistent procrastination habits.
Is StrictBlock good for students?
Yes. Students who keep opening social apps during study time benefit most. Set StrictBlock to activate during your study hours and it stays on without requiring willpower to maintain.
Does StrictBlock require an account?
No. StrictBlock works without an account, login, or subscription. Download, set your schedule, and you're done.
Can StrictBlock help with procrastination?
Yes. Phone procrastination often comes from habitual app opening, like opening Instagram or Twitter without thinking. StrictBlock creates friction at that moment, making the habit harder to start.

If your main problem is opening distracting apps without thinking, StrictBlock was built for that exact moment.

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