Math Attack vs MathScroll

Tired of losing hours to endless scrolling? Math Attack helps you reclaim your time by turning distractions into quick math challenges. Before you can open apps like Instagram, TikTok, or Twitter, you’ll need to solve a problem first. It’s simple: • Shield distracting apps with Screen Time integration. • Unlock access by answering math questions correctly. • Customize difficulty to match your skills. • Stay focused longer with automatic re-locks after a set time. Math Attack isn’t just a blocker — it’s a brain trainer. By making you pause and think, it reduces impulse scrolling and gives you back control of your phone. Whether you’re studying, working, or just trying to spend less time doomscrolling, Math Attack is your mental firewall.

MathScroll helps you stop mindless scrolling and stay focused. Before opening distracting apps, you’ll complete a quick math challenge. This simple habit trains your attention, reduces impulse scrolling, and helps you stay in control of your screen time. MathScroll uses fast and fun math quizzes to interrupt automatic scrolling. Choose your difficulty level, number of questions, and adjust your focus routine to match your goals. Whether you want to build better habits, improve attention, or limit addictive apps, MathScroll gives you a lightweight and effective way to pause before diving into social media. FEATURES • Solve quick math challenges before accessing selected apps • Customize operations: addition, subtraction, multiplication • Choose whole numbers or decimals • Adjust question count and difficulty • Block or limit distracting apps using Screen Time APIs • Clean and simple design • No accounts, no ads, no tracking WHY IT WORKS A brief pause — like a 5–10 second math quiz — breaks the automatic urge to open addictive apps. This helps you stay intentional, build focus, and reduce impulsive scrolling throughout the day. MathScroll is perfect for: • Reducing social media addiction • Improving attention habits • Building better screen-time routines • Students, parents, and anyone who wants more control over their phone use Start your next scroll with intention. Build focus one math quiz at a time.