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This app helps you curb impulse food orders and cravings by blocking popular delivery services. Build healthy habits, track your progress, and save money by avoiding unnecessary takeout.
What's New in JunkFree
1.5.1
July 16, 2026
Thanks for using JunkFree, the #1 app to block food delivery apps, build healthier habits, and take control of your spending — one craving at a time. This update contains minor bug fixes and performance improvements.
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What is JunkFree?
JunkFree is a health and fitness app designed to help users stop impulse food orders and manage cravings by blocking access to popular food delivery applications.
How does JunkFree work?
Users can select which food delivery apps to block and activate 'Shield Active' mode. This locks the selected apps, preventing impulse orders. A short unlock window is available for genuine needs, after which the apps re-lock automatically.
Does JunkFree offer a free trial?
Yes, a JunkFree subscription includes a 7-day free trial. If you subscribe and do not cancel before the trial ends, your iTunes Account will be charged.
How can I cancel my JunkFree subscription?
Your subscription will automatically renew unless turned off in your iTunes Account Settings at least 24 hours before the current period ends. You can manage your subscription and turn off auto-renew from these settings.
What kind of progress can I track with JunkFree?
JunkFree offers a habit tracker for cravings, triggers, and wins. You can see patterns behind binge sessions and late-night ordering to stay motivated with tangible progress.
Does JunkFree have ads?
No, JunkFree does not contain advertisements. The app is ad-free, focusing on providing a seamless user experience for its core functionality.
What devices is JunkFree available on?
Currently, JunkFree is supported on iPhone devices. The app is designed for iOS users looking to manage their food ordering habits.
Is JunkFree suitable for medical concerns?
JunkFree is a self-improvement tool and not a substitute for medical advice. If you have an eating disorder or a medical concern, it is recommended to seek professional support.





