PrintMe vs TTLocker

The free PrintMe app lets you print from your mobile device to any of the thousands of locations that have PrintMe-enabled printers, including hotels, airports, and retail locations where print services are offered. Note: The PrintMe service is offered by businesses to their customers. Printers for consumer household use are not compatible with the PrintMe service. Establishing a free account is quick and easy – only an email address is required. With the PrintMe app, print files uploaded from your mobile device as well as files you already uploaded to the PrintMe service that are associated with your email address. Using the PrintMe service is free; however, while some printing locations offer complimentary printing for guests, other businesses charge a fee for printing. Location Services • Uses current GPS location to find the nearest PrintMe-enabled location. Submitting Files • Upload documents and images via "share" functionality. • Supports PDF, Microsoft Office (Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Publisher), images (BMP, PNG, GIF, JPEG, TIFF) and text documents. • Email documents to print@printme.com Document Management • See list of all files you uploaded to the PrintMe service. • Documents are automatically deleted in 24 hours.

TTLocker puts a short quiz between you and the apps you open on autopilot. Pick the apps you want to use less. When you open one, TTLocker steps in first. You can close it, or answer a few questions to get 10 minutes. A wrong answer doesn't count against you. You just get a new question. Each app also gets a daily limit. Keep it fixed, or let it drop 10% a day until it reaches a minimum you choose. Once you've used it up, the app stays locked until tomorrow, with one chance a day to quiz your way to a few extra minutes. Choose what you'd rather be learning: flags, capitals, mental math, vocabulary, history, art history, chemical elements, general knowledge and US road rules, plus chess, xiangqi, gomoku and go puzzles. You decide how many questions it takes, from 1 to 10. The Usage tab shows your screen time, pickups and notifications, and which apps take up most of your day. Everything stays on your iPhone. There's no account and nothing gets uploaded. TTLocker runs on Apple's Screen Time, so it needs Screen Time permission to work.