FitToll: Exercise App Blocker
Push-ups to earn screen time
About
This app requires you to perform camera-verified exercises like push-ups and squats to earn screen time for blocked applications. It uses on-device pose detection for accurate rep counting and offers real-time form feedback. Unlock windows can be customized, and the app works offline.
What's New in FitToll
1.3
September 2, 2026
You can now rate FitToll without leaving the app. After you finish a set, FitToll may ask once what you think. There is no rating button to hunt for and no repeat nagging — if you would rather not, ignoring it settles it. Blocking, exercises, streaks and your unlock settings are unchanged in this release.
MoreSubscriptions & In-App Purchases
FitToll Pro Annual
Unlimited blocked apps, all exercises, full stats
FAQ
How does FitToll count exercises?
FitToll uses Apple Vision pose detection on your device to count exercises like push-ups and squats by analyzing your joint angles in real-time. It ensures genuine movement completion and does not count taps or phone shaking.
What exercises can FitToll track?
FitToll can track push-ups and squats. It offers different difficulty levels (Beginner, Intermediate, Pro) and provides real-time form feedback on depth, hip position, and posture.
Can I use FitToll without an internet connection?
Yes, FitToll works offline. The pose detection runs entirely on your iPhone, and no video or workout data is transmitted anywhere, making it fully functional without a connection.
What are the subscription options for FitToll Pro?
FitToll Pro offers monthly and annual subscription plans. The monthly plan costs $5.99 per month and the annual plan is $29.99 per year, both with a 3-day free trial.
What features are included in the free version of FitToll?
The free tier allows you to block one app, use both exercises at all difficulty levels, set 15-minute unlock windows, and view a week of streak history. Premium unlocks longer windows and full history.
How does FitToll handle accidental app openings?
FitToll has an emergency bypass that allows you to open a blocked app when truly needed. However, this bypass doubles the rep requirement for that app the next time you try to access it.
What permissions does FitToll require?
FitToll requires access to Apple's Screen Time API to block apps and camera access to count exercises. It assures users that it never sees the content of any app and no video is recorded.
How often is FitToll updated?
The latest version of FitToll is 1.3, which was last updated on September 2, 2026. This indicates a recent update, suggesting ongoing development and support.
