App Blocker OffKit

# Changelog # 1.3.2 - Bug fixes # 1.3.1 - Added an advanced QR option to start focus in OffKit while still requiring the QR code to end it - Made QR guidance state-aware and clarified that the normal Camera app and Control Center Code Scanner work with OffKit codes - Renamed the scenario setup section to “Turn Focus On and Off” # 1.3.0 - Added scenario renaming from the Edit Scenario screen - Clarified that QR codes can be scanned with the iPhone Camera app or Code Scanner in Control Center - Reordered New Scenario and Edit Scenario so Unlock Mode is selected immediately after the scenario name - Made the entire Unlock Mode row tappable and clarified how each mode works - Reworked lock-duration setup to clearly explain when apps will automatically unblock - Added 5-minute and 10-minute lock durations, alongside the existing duration options - Added visible Pro labels for locked durations; selecting one opens the Pro upgrade screen - Free users can use Always On and 1-, 2-, 3-, or 4-hour lock durations; Pro unlocks 5–45 minute and 6-hour to 1-week durations - Added Debug-only entitlement controls to force Free or Pro mode for testing without changing sandbox purchases # 1.2.0 - Added Activity Unlock: unlock apps by reaching a step goal or completing Apple Watch Move or Exercise rings - Added HealthKit background updates for activity-based locks - Added a clearer unlock mode selector: Manual, QR Code, or Activity - Improved scenario toggles so Activity scenarios stay enabled even after apps are temporarily unblocked - Improved scenario rows to show whether apps/categories are currently blocked or only selected - Fixed category-only scenarios showing “0 apps” - Fixed HealthKit authorization and background delivery issues - General bug fixes and improvements # 1.0.1 - Bug fixes and improvements # 1.0 - Initial release