ScreenZen vs KnitCounter

Multiple strategies to reduce your screentime 1. Delay before opening your app: A bit of time before choosing if you need to open your distracting app. You can have the wait time increase each time you open your app. 2. Interrupt your scrolling: Check your distracting apps for short periods of time so you don't get sucked in. 3. Set an app goal and optionally block when you reach your limit. 4. Configurable for different days of the week and time by app. 5. Messages like "Is this important" before opening your app. 6. See your screen time for only your distracting apps. Don't worry about Google Maps bloating up your time. 7. Strict block your apps: Either for time ranges, after a certain number of opens or ScreenTime. 8. Locks on Settings to prevent you from changing your settings when you want to open an app. 9. Breathing and other activities to encourage you not to need to open the app while waiting for it to unlock. 10. Streaks to encourage you not to exceed your limits or override your settings.

A calm, ad-free row counter for knitters and crocheters, now on Apple Watch. Track rows, repeats, sections and notes in one quiet place, so you can focus on your project instead of remembering where you left off. EVERYTHING KNITCOUNTER DOES • Create knitting or crochet projects and organise each into sections like ribbing, body and sleeves • One-tap row and stitch counting, with custom step sizes • Automatic repeats that track your pattern for you • Count from your Apple Watch, in step with your phone, with the same sections, repeats and count-by • Start and pause a section's timer from either device • Attach and read your pattern PDF while you count • Notes and finishing checklists for every project • Track every skein you own in the yarn stash: colour, brand, weight category, yardage and photos • iCloud sync keeps projects, photos, pattern PDFs and your stash current across iPhone, iPad and Apple Watch • Pin, reorder, and archive projects, so your current makes stay on top and finished ones are tucked away • Light and dark mode, designed for long, comfortable sessions • Automatic saving: your progress is always preserved The Apple Watch app requires watchOS 10 or later and installs from the Watch app on your iPhone. KnitCounter is free, ad-free, and made by one person who cares. Whether you're knitting a sweater, socks, or a lace shawl, it keeps everything organised and within reach. Happy making. Haley