Husk: Memento Mori
Stop scrolling. Start living.
About
This app helps you reclaim your time by making you earn back minutes spent on distracting apps. Define real-world tasks to earn time, then spend it on your chosen apps. Track your progress with a stark dashboard and detailed ledger.
What's New in Husk
1.3.1
July 22, 2026
THE FEED. Instagram and YouTube, stripped of what feeds on you. No Reels. No Shorts. No sponsored posts. A reel a friend sends will play, but it will not scroll. THE HOUSE RULES. Locking apps, rebuilt. One deal for every seal: minutes allowed, the Life it costs to reopen, how long it stays open. Set a custom deal for any app. A meter on every card shows the minutes already spent. Locked apps free themselves at midnight. THE RECORD. A new opening. Your age, your habits, your verdict, typed out one letter at a time. THE PAUSE. For Pro: five held seconds and the weeks you have left, standing between you and every unlock. Also in this version: gray the feed, skip straight to your messages, end the feed where the people you chose end. And honesty fixes throughout. Husk only promises what it does.
MoreSubscription plans
Husk Pro Weekly
Unlimited app blocks, billed weekly. Cancel anytime.
FAQ
How does Husk help me reduce screen time?
Husk locks distracting apps and requires you to earn back minutes by completing real-world tasks. This creates a direct trade-off between scrolling and living, encouraging mindful usage.
What kind of tasks can I set in Husk?
You can define any real-world task that counts as 'living' for you, such as running, reading, or cooking. You also set the value of each task in minutes, using an honor system.
Is Husk free to use?
Husk offers a free trial and allows free users to lock up to 3 apps. For unlimited app blocking and future Pro features, a subscription is required.
What are the subscription options for Husk?
Husk offers weekly ($2.99/week with a 3-day trial), monthly ($5.99/month), and yearly ($29.99/year) subscription plans for its Pro features.
How does Husk handle user privacy?
Husk prioritizes privacy by keeping all data on your device. It uses Apple's Family Controls framework and has no analytics, servers, or third-party SDKs, ensuring your data is not visible to the developer.
Can I cancel my Husk subscription?
Yes, subscriptions auto-renew unless canceled at least 24 hours before the end of the period. You can manage your subscription anytime in your iOS Settings under Apple ID → Subscriptions.
What devices does Husk support?
Husk is currently supported on iPhone devices, as indicated by its platform compatibility.
How often is Husk updated?
The latest version of Husk is 1.1, and it was last updated on June 16, 2026. This suggests a relatively recent update cycle.