Bud big price
Not free
Privacy Concerns
I used this app for a year back in 2023 and then never used it again but it sat in my phone since then. I recently (as in July 2026) was saving a page on safari to my reading lists and one of the options was “Add to onesec’s reading list”. I am honestly baffled at why onesec would even have a reading list to begin with. It’s an app to lower screen time. I never created a reading list for this app nor did I give it permission to create one. Zero stars if I could.
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Baited in
You have to go through a lot of steps on your phone to block your apps. They send you a whole workflow to your email and everything. And then overnight, suddenly, they say that they will only lock you out of 1 app (versus the 3 I took my time to set up). Classic bait and switch.
Great app on iOS but experience between Mac and iOS needs to be more so the same
Like how its genuinely difficult to get around on iOS but way too easy to get around on Mac, especially through just disabling the extension or (if a website is blocked), clicking reload without content blockers. Frustrating how there’s no blocking schedule available on Mac for free but is available on iOS as blocking is the main thing that stops me ruining my sleep schedule through social media apps. Better integration fully with screen time on Mac would be better than an extension (or alongside an extension). Still an awesome utility and has definitely decreased my screen time 3-fold easily
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Most effective screen time app
I’ve used and paid for subscriptions, apps like opal etc. This app is by far the most effective, it doesn’t use simulator type methods to get you hooked on not using apps, but enables you to think consciously about your choice and doesn’t force you to stay away if you actually WANT to use it.
