Binky Block: Focus & Study
App blocker to end distraction
About
This app helps you block distracting applications by engaging you in a negotiation with a virtual coach. Instead of a hard block, you explain why you need access, leading to more intentional usage and better focus.
What's New in Binky Block
1.3.2
July 10, 2026
Fixes for the app-unlock flow and email sign-up, plus stability improvements. Thanks for using Binky Block!
Subscription plans
Binky Block Weekly
Full access to all premium features.
Developer apps
FAQ
Does Binky Block have ads?
No, Binky Block is ad-free. The app is private by design and does not show advertisements.
What is the pricing for Binky Block?
Binky Block offers a free plan with one blocked app. Paid plans unlock unlimited apps, all coaching styles, full stats, and 'Touch Grass' mode, with weekly, monthly, and annual subscription options available.
How does Binky Block's negotiation feature work?
When you try to open a blocked app, Binky Block's virtual coach appears and asks why you need access. You make your case, and the coach may grant temporary access or deny it, encouraging mindful usage.
Can I cancel my Binky Block subscription?
Yes, subscriptions auto-renew until canceled. You can manage or cancel your subscription at any time in your device's Settings under Apple ID > Subscriptions.
What devices does Binky Block support?
Binky Block is available for iPhone and iPad, utilizing Apple's Screen Time framework for its blocking functionality.
How often is Binky Block updated?
The latest version is 1.2, and the app was last updated on June 30, 2026. Updates typically introduce new features, improvements, and bug fixes.
What is 'Touch Grass' mode in Binky Block?
'Touch Grass' mode is a feature where Binky Block suggests engaging in real-world activities like reading, drinking water, or going for a walk instead of using your phone.
Is Binky Block suitable for users with ADHD?
Yes, Binky Block is specifically mentioned as being great for ADHD brains. Its unique negotiation approach and focus on intentionality can be beneficial for individuals who struggle with distractions.