
Simba: App Blocker & Focus Cat
Stop Doomscrolling & Brainrot
About
This app helps you stay focused by blocking distracting apps and websites. It offers customizable reminders and scheduled focus sessions to build better screen habits. Track your progress and maintain accountability with gentle nudges.
What's New in Simba
1.2
July 22, 2026
• Added app-specific blocking, allowing you to set daily limits for individual apps. • Fixed bugs and improved overall stability.
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FAQ
What is Simba?
Simba is a productivity app designed to help users stay focused by blocking distracting applications and websites. It uses customizable reminders and scheduled sessions to encourage better screen habits.
Does Simba have ads?
No, Simba is ad-free, allowing for an uninterrupted focus experience. The app is free to start with optional premium features available through subscriptions.
What are the subscription options for Simba?
Simba offers weekly ($4.99/P7D), monthly ($14.99/P1M), and annual ($29.99/P1Y) subscription plans. The annual plan includes a 7-day free trial.
What devices does Simba support?
Simba is available for iPhone and iPad, indicated by its support for iOS devices. The app is suitable for users aged 4 and up.
How often is Simba updated?
Simba was last updated on July 17, 2026, with version 1.1. This indicates a recent update, suggesting ongoing development and support for the application.
Can Simba be used for children?
Yes, Simba includes a 'Parent Mode' with a PIN, allowing parents to help their children build better screen habits. This feature is designed to gently guide younger users towards focus.
What makes Simba's blocking unique?
Unlike typical blockers, Simba features a friendly cat named Simba that provides personalized reminders in various tones (motivational, playful, brutal) when you attempt to access a blocked app or website, prompting a pause for reflection.
What is 'Hard Mode' in Simba?
'Hard Mode' is a premium feature in Simba that provides increased friction for blocking distractions, intended for users who find a simple stop button insufficient for maintaining focus.







