About
This app helps you disconnect from distracting applications for one day each year, the summer solstice. You select which apps to pause, allowing you to experience life without constant digital interruptions while essential functions remain accessible.
What's New in Digital Sabbath
1.2
May 20, 2026
Added reminder notifications and follow-up after the Digital Sabbath event
FAQ
What is Digital Sabbath?
Digital Sabbath is a lifestyle app designed to help users disconnect from distracting applications for one day each year, specifically on the summer solstice. It allows you to choose which apps to temporarily pause while keeping essential functions like calls and messages available.
When is Digital Sabbath used?
Digital Sabbath is intended for use on the summer solstice, June 21st, 2026. The app is designed to facilitate a collective digital disconnect on this specific annual occasion.
Can I try Digital Sabbath before the summer solstice?
Yes, Digital Sabbath offers a 'mini sabbath' feature that allows you to preview the experience of disconnected apps for a 1-hour period anytime.
What happens to my paused apps on Digital Sabbath?
When you select apps to pause on Digital Sabbath, they are temporarily set aside for the day. This means their feeds go quiet, preventing distractions while other essential phone functions continue to operate normally.
Does Digital Sabbath block all apps?
No, Digital Sabbath allows you to choose which specific apps you want to pause. Essential functions such as phone calls, text messages, maps, music, and banking apps remain available.
What devices does Digital Sabbath support?
Digital Sabbath is available on iPhone and iPad devices, as indicated by its support for iOS platforms.
How often is Digital Sabbath updated?
The latest version of Digital Sabbath is 1.2, and it was last updated on May 20, 2026. This suggests a relatively recent update cycle for the application.
Is Digital Sabbath free to use?
Yes, Digital Sabbath is available for free. There are no costs associated with downloading or using the core features of the application.