SnapLock vs ReadLock

SnapLock helps you focus - no timers, no loopholes. Pick the apps you want off-limits, scan any household barcode (a book, jar, box), and walk away. Until you scan that same code again, the apps you chose stay locked using Apple’s Screen Time system. How it works Choose apps to block. Scan a barcode at home—this becomes your “key.” Rescan to unlock when you’re back. Need a safety valve? You get 3 emergency overrides per month. Why it works Your “key” lives in the real world, not on your phone. You can’t cheat a timer or toggle a setting in a weak moment—you must physically return to the code you scanned. Perfect For: Students - Lock apps during study sessions Professionals - Stay focused during work hours Mindfulness seekers - Reduce digital distractions Anyone - Break phone addiction habits Terms of use: https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/

ReadLock makes you read before you scroll. If app blockers are too easy to ignore, ReadLock gives your phone a real forcing function: your selected apps, categories, and websites stay blocked until you read one page. Choose what you want to block, set your reading times, then let ReadLock hold the line. When it is time to read, ReadLock uses Apple's Screen Time and Family Controls system to shield your selected distractions. Finish one page in the built-in reader, and your apps unlock. Why people use ReadLock: - Earn access instead of relying on willpower - Block chosen apps, app categories, and websites - Schedule reading locks for morning, midday, or evening - Lock apps manually when you need a reset - Read bundled public-domain classics like Pride and Prejudice, Frankenstein, Crime and Punishment, and Sherlock Holmes - Track local reading progress in a simple library - Get optional reading reminders and unlock notifications ReadLock is for the moment when you catch yourself opening the same app again and again, even though you meant to do literally anything else. Instead of another dismissible reminder, it turns one page of reading into the key that gets you back in. Read first. Scroll later. Notes: - App blocking requires Screen Time permission and a selected app, category, or website. - Blocking behavior can vary based on iOS, device settings, and the selections you choose. - Full access requires an auto-renewing subscription. Trial, price, and renewal details are shown before purchase. - Terms of Use (EULA): https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/