Lockout: Blackjack App Blocker
Limit Screen Time, Block Apps
About
This app helps you manage screen time by blocking distracting applications. To regain access, you must beat the dealer in a game of blackjack. Earn your unlock time by winning hands, or face longer lockouts.
What's New in Lockout
1.0.3
September 8, 2026
Updated App Store information and minor behind-the-scenes improvements.
Subscription plans
21 Lockout Plus
Beat the dealer to unlock your apps.
Developer apps
FAQ
What is Lockout's primary function?
Lockout functions as a screen time app blocker. It prevents access to selected distracting apps, categories, and websites, requiring users to play and win a blackjack hand to earn back their unlock time.
How does Lockout use blackjack?
When you attempt to open a locked app, Lockout initiates a blackjack game against the dealer. Winning the hand grants you a set amount of screen time, while losing extends the lockout period.
What are the subscription options for Lockout?
Lockout offers '21 Lockout Plus' with annual and monthly subscription plans. The annual plan costs $69.99, and the monthly plan is $14.99. Both typically include a free trial for eligible new subscribers.
Can I cancel my Lockout subscription?
Yes, subscriptions auto-renew unless canceled at least 24 hours before the end of the current period. You can manage or cancel your subscription directly within your Apple ID subscription settings.
Is Lockout suitable for children?
Lockout is rated for ages 12+ and is designed as a self-restriction tool for personal devices. It is not intended as a parental control product.
Does Lockout have ads?
No, Lockout explicitly states that it has no ads. The app is designed to be ad-free, focusing on user experience without commercial interruptions.
How often is Lockout updated?
The latest version of Lockout is 1.0.3, which was last updated on September 8, 2026. This indicates a recent update, suggesting ongoing development and maintenance.
What devices does Lockout support?
Currently, Lockout supports iPhones. The app utilizes Apple's on-device Screen Time framework for its blocking functionalities.