MoveM – Exercise Unlocks Apps
Earn Screen Time by Moving
About
This app helps you manage screen time by requiring physical exercise to unlock locked applications. It uses your phone's camera to count reps for exercises like push-ups and squats, earning you back minutes of app usage.
What's New in MoveM
1.3
October 2, 2026
Apps lock. Exercise unlocks. Your apps want your attention. Make them earn it. Move, sweat, unlock, and take back your screen time with MoveM. We tidied things up, squashed a few bugs, and sprinkled in some magic. Update and have fun!
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$9.99
Lifetime
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FAQ
How does MoveM help manage screen time?
MoveM locks your chosen apps when their daily time budget runs out. To regain access, you must perform physical exercises, which the app's camera counts for you.
What exercises can MoveM count?
MoveM supports exercises like push-ups, squats, jumping jacks, and high knees. The app uses on-device body-pose detection to accurately count your repetitions.
Is MoveM free to use?
MoveM is free to use with one app under a daily limit. Workouts and unlocks are unlimited on the free plan, with no cap on earning time back.
What does the MoveM Lifetime purchase offer?
The MoveM Lifetime purchase is a one-time payment that allows you to limit multiple apps, each with its own budget and exercises. It also includes all future updates.
Does MoveM have ads?
MoveM does not contain advertisements. The app is free to use with basic features and offers a one-time purchase for premium functionality.
How does MoveM handle privacy?
Your camera data stays on your device, and pose detection is processed locally. MoveM uses Apple's Screen Time framework, which provides opaque tokens, ensuring your app usage and limits are not visible to the developer.
What devices does MoveM support?
MoveM is currently supported on iPhone. It was last updated on October 2, 2026, with version 1.3.
How often is MoveM updated?
The latest version of MoveM, 1.3, was released on October 2, 2026. This indicates recent development activity, though specific update frequency is not detailed.
