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Bauble:Screentime + Flashcards

Bauble:Screentime + Flashcards

Block Apps, MCAT Study, Anki

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📚 Education
📊 Productivity
Free
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  • Released
  • Updated
  • August 1, 2026
  • August 26, 2026

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This app helps you reclaim your time by blocking distracting apps and websites. To regain access, you must answer flashcards based on your imported study decks or built-in MCAT material. It builds a personal library of learned facts, working offline and respecting your privacy.

✓System-level app blocking
✓Unlock by answering flashcards
✓Built-in MCAT study decks
✓Import Anki decks
✓Offline functionality
✓Personalized learning collection
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What's New in Bauble

1.3

August 26, 2026

Added Mai the Study Panda! - Answering questions will now give you coins. You can then spend these coins to unlock screentime! - Added desk recognition which will give you coins - General UI fixes and App Beautification

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$59.991 Year
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BEST APP FOR LOWERING SCREENTIME FOR PREMED STUDENTS

I was a little skeptical because this is a relatively new app, but it’s really changed the way I use my phone. I set the screentime unlock time to just 1 minute, so I have time to respond to friends of Instagram but not to scroll.

I also find the ability to use your Anki decks as the decks that unlock your screentime very useful, as I’m able to just input my own and prebuilt decks into the app. It’s made even scrolling feel productive.

Overall this app is helping me lock in for the MCAT very effectively and it’s definitely worth a shot downloading!
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FAQ

What is Bauble?

Bauble is a productivity app that blocks distracting apps and websites. Users must answer flashcards to regain access, turning distraction time into learning opportunities. It offers built-in MCAT decks and allows importing Anki decks.

How does Bauble block apps?

Bauble utilizes Apple's Screen Time (Family Controls) framework for system-level blocking. This ensures that when apps are locked during your scheduled times, they cannot be accessed without completing a learning task.

Can I use my own study materials with Bauble?

Yes, you can import your existing .apkg Anki decks directly into Bauble. This allows you to use your own coursework for language, medical school, or bar exam studies as unlock questions.

Does Bauble work offline?

Yes, Bauble is designed to be offline-first. The core blocking and quiz functionality works without an internet signal, making it suitable for use on flights or in areas with no service.

What are the premium features of Bauble?

The free version includes core blocking, quiz-to-unlock, and your collection. Premium, available via monthly or annual subscription, adds collection sync across devices and Anki deck import with study-by-tag functionality.

How much does Bauble cost?

Bauble is free to start with its core features. Premium subscriptions are available for $8.99/month or $59.99/year, both offering a 7-day free trial.

Does Bauble have ads?

No, Bauble does not contain advertisements. It is designed to be ad-free, focusing on user privacy and a distraction-free learning experience.

What devices does Bauble support?

Bauble is currently supported on iPhone devices. It uses Apple's Family Controls framework, indicating a focus on the iOS ecosystem.