ScrollToll: Exam App Blocker

ScrollToll: Exam App Blocker

Study to unlock screen time

420 ratings
32 reviews
Free
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  • Released
  • Updated
  • February 20, 2026
  • August 1, 2026
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This app transforms your daily phone usage into productive study sessions. It locks distracting apps behind quick knowledge checks, leveraging spaced repetition to reinforce learning. Earn your access to social media and other apps by answering questions on topics you're studying.

OS-level app blocking
Spaced repetition learning
Automatic 5-minute relock
MCAT, USMLE, math, chess, vocabulary packs
Customizable app blocking
On-device puzzle delivery
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What's New in ScrollToll

4.3

August 1, 2026

Two big new ways to study: • SAT PREP - new SAT Reading & Writing and SAT Math packs: 600+ digital-SAT-style questions covering grammar, transitions, words in context, algebra, and more. Questions start short and ramp up in a curated order, and your blocked apps get an SAT-themed lock screen. • WORDS WORTH KNOWING - a 1,200-word vocabulary pack, from everyday-sharp to the literary shelf. Every card is a sentence puzzle: reason your way to the word, tap the speaker to hear it pronounced, and words you already knew master faster. • STARTING DIFFICULTY - choose which shelf new vocabulary words are introduced from, any time, on the pack's page. • A cleaner pack picker, so the strongest packs are easier to find. Lock your apps. Learn something to get back in.

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Subscription plans

Weekly Pro Access

Unlimited puzzles, app unlocks, and pack generation.

$6.997 Days
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User reviews

Helping the doomscrolling

So happy I found this. It is really just what you need to help you stop doomscrolling and actually think about your goals and get back to studying.

Paywall???

After about a week, the app suddenly limited me to one puzzle per hour and locked me out completely, I couldn’t even leave the payment screen to use the rest of the app. This wasn’t mentioned when I downloaded it. I understand needing to monetize, but springing a hard paywall on users with no warning, and trapping them on the payment screen with no way out, is just bad way to do it.
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ADHD life hack

For my fellow medbros with attention span issues (most of us, don’t even lie about it) it’s great for when you’re allergic to sitting down long enough for a traditional Kaplan study session. Highly recommend- though you may want to have another more traditional study plan to supplement :) happy studying!
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2nd Uworld

Designed incredibly well, this app allows you to fit in a couple of reps every time you open social media. since it’s only one question, it’s not taxing at all. before you know it, you’ve done at least 30 q a day

Good App with One Downside

I really like this app and it teaches a lot of randomized MCAT questions. I like the setup and it shows you how many you got right vs how many you got wrong and explains it VERY well and shows you what subjects you need the most help in, HOWEVER. This app is not truly a free app. After consistently playing you are paywalled to practice questions. You have an hour cooldown to answer 1 question and have to pay for the premium subscription to continue studying. This also means your apps stay locked for an hour unless you pay extra… so it defeats the purpose of the app. I’m not sure if this is because I primarily use the app for studying as opposed to a doom-scroll blocker but yeah.
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FAQ

How does ScrollToll work to help me study?

ScrollToll locks distracting apps behind a single question each time you try to open them. Answering correctly grants you access, while incorrect answers mean the question will reappear later. This method uses distributed recall science to reinforce learning passively throughout your day.

Does ScrollToll have ads?

No, ScrollToll does not contain advertisements. The app is free to download and use, with optional in-app purchases for advanced features and packs.

What kind of questions does ScrollToll use?

ScrollToll offers various question packs including MCAT, USMLE, mental math problems, chess tactics, and vocabulary cards. You can also create custom packs for any topic you wish to learn.

Can I customize which apps ScrollToll blocks?

Yes, you can pick the specific apps that you find most distracting. ScrollToll will then lock these chosen apps behind a knowledge check question, ensuring you earn your access.

How often do I have to answer questions with ScrollToll?

The frequency depends on your mastery of the material. Cards you struggle with will surface more often, while mastered cards appear less frequently. Each unlock session is a study moment, distributed across your day.

What are the subscription options for ScrollToll?

ScrollToll offers several subscription plans, including Weekly Pro Access for $2.49 or $4.99, and Monthly Pro Access for $6.99. There are also Student Monthly ($3.49) and Student Yearly ($24.99) plans, with the yearly option including a 3-day free trial.

Is ScrollToll available on Android devices?

Based on the provided data, ScrollToll is currently supported on iPhone devices. Information regarding Android compatibility is not available in this data.

How does ScrollToll's blocking compare to other apps?

ScrollToll uses Apple's Screen Time API for OS-level blocking, meaning it cannot be bypassed or dismissed like an overlay. This provides real blocking, not just a suggestion, ensuring discipline.