
Dailify: Lock In Your Routine
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This app enforces daily routines by locking your phone until tasks are completed. It uses OS-level blocking to prevent app access until your routine is finished, offering gamified rewards for consistency. It's designed for users who struggle with self-discipline and want a structured way to achieve their goals.
What's New in Dailify
1.0.7
June 30, 2026
What's New for 1.0.7: - New: choose whether your week starts on Sunday or Monday in the calendar. - text fixes and stability improvements.
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FAQ
What is Dailify?
Dailify is an app designed to enforce your daily routines by locking your phone's apps until you complete your set tasks. It uses OS-level blocking to ensure you can't access apps until your routine is finished.
How does Dailify work?
You create a routine by selecting tasks and choosing which apps to lock. Dailify then blocks these apps at the scheduled time, and they only unlock once you've checked off all your tasks.
Does Dailify have ads?
Yes, Dailify contains advertisements. As a free app with in-app purchases, ads are part of the user experience.
What are the subscription options for Dailify?
Dailify offers weekly, monthly, and yearly subscription plans, with some plans including a 3-day free trial. All plans unlock every feature, and subscriptions can be canceled at any time.
Can I use Dailify offline?
Yes, Dailify works offline. Your routine will run and enforce app locks even without an internet connection, ensuring consistency.
What happens if I need to unlock my phone urgently?
Dailify includes an emergency unlock feature. However, using it will reset your streak, cost XP, and incur a penalty, making you reconsider its use.
What age rating is Dailify?
Dailify has an age rating of 4+, making it suitable for a wide range of users looking to build discipline.
How often is Dailify updated?
The latest version of Dailify is 1.0.7, and it was last updated on June 30, 2026. This indicates a relatively active development cycle.









