BrushFirst: Oral Hygiene Habit
App Blocker & Streak Tracker
About
This app enforces a daily oral hygiene routine by temporarily blocking access to your favorite applications. It uses a guided timer and streak tracking to help users build consistent habits.
What's New in BrushFirst
1.0.3
June 30, 2026
bug fixes and ux improvements
Subscription plans
BrushFirst Premium
Unlock all premium features including app blocking.
Developer apps
FAQ
What is BrushFirst?
BrushFirst is a lifestyle app designed to help users build consistent oral hygiene habits. It works by blocking access to your favorite apps until you complete a guided 2-minute teeth brushing session.
How does BrushFirst block apps?
BrushFirst utilizes Apple's Screen Time technology to temporarily lock selected distracting apps. Access is only granted after you confirm completion of your brushing routine.
Does BrushFirst have ads?
No, BrushFirst does not contain advertisements. It is a subscription-based application focused on providing a seamless user experience for habit building.
What are the subscription options for BrushFirst?
BrushFirst offers several subscription plans, including weekly at $9.99, yearly at $24.99, and another yearly option at $49.99. These plans enable app blocking and guided sessions.
Can I snooze a brushing session in BrushFirst?
Yes, BrushFirst allows you to snooze a session once without losing your current streak. This feature provides flexibility for users who occasionally need a few extra minutes.
What devices does BrushFirst support?
Currently, BrushFirst is supported on iPhones. It leverages iOS features like Screen Time and Live Activity for its functionality.
How does BrushFirst track my progress?
BrushFirst tracks your progress through streaks and milestones, celebrating your consistency over time. It also provides weekly insights into your completion rate to help you stay motivated.
Is BrushFirst suitable for children?
BrushFirst has an age rating of 4+, indicating it is suitable for a wide range of users. Its focus on habit formation can be beneficial for developing routines from a young age.