Run 2km to Unlock Your Apps

Run, and it opens. Don't, and it stays locked. Go over your daily limit, and your apps lock — enforced by Apple's own Screen Time. The only way back in: actually run 2 km. Willpower fails. A rule you can't argue with doesn't. Save 90 minutes a day and you get back more than 6 years of a 100-year life. ◆ WHO IT'S FOR - Your day keeps dissolving into social feeds and short videos - You tap "15 more minutes" on Screen Time… every 15 minutes - You want to start running but never have a reason that sticks - You want a system, not another test of willpower ◆ HOW IT WORKS 01 Set limits — give apps and websites a daily budget. Presets for social, video and games. 02 Over the limit, locked — the instant you exceed it, Apple Screen Time blocks them. 03 Run to unlock — hit 2 km and everything opens on the spot. Walking counts, too. ◆ FEATURES - Blocks apps AND websites (presets for X, Instagram, YouTube and more) - Anti-cheat: GPS, step-sensor and motion checks. Cars and bikes don't count - Apple Watch: run from the wrist — your iPhone unlocks the moment you hit the goal - "Minutes left" for every limit, live on the home screen - Streaks to keep the habit alive - Weekly and monthly reports: distance run vs screen time saved - LIFE RECLAIMED: your saved screen time, projected across a 100-year life - Lock Screen widget and Live Activity while you run ◆ PRIVACY No server. Usage, location and run records are processed entirely on your device and never leave it. By Apple's design, the developer cannot see what you use. ◆ PRICING The core loop — one limit and run-to-unlock — is free forever. PRO (monthly or yearly, with a 7-day free trial on the yearly plan): - Unlimited limit groups - Custom unlock conditions (distance, run-only, required pace) - Hard mode (each run unlocks just +30 minutes) - Full history and detailed reports - Streak freeze (2×/month, automatic) Subscriptions auto-renew. Cancel anytime in your App Store account settings. Privacy policy: https://hashire.yudai96sh.workers.dev/privacy.html Terms of use (EULA): https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/ Scroll later. Run first.