ScreenZen vs Distraction Monster

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.

Choose the apps and websites that pull you off track, set daily limits or scheduled blocking windows, and let your focus character keep them locked away. When you stay focused, your hero grows stronger. When you take too many breaks, the monster fights back. Use Distraction Monster to: • Block distracting apps and websites • Create focus groups for work, school, social media, or bedtime • Set daily allowances before apps become blocked • Schedule blocking windows for specific days and times • Take intentional breaks instead of endless scrolling • Track your focus progress and battle history • Build a more consistent focus habit over time Distraction Monster is built for people who want screen-time control to feel less like punishment and more like progress. Pick your distractions, protect your time, and beat the monster one focused session at a time.