Campfire vs Nagomi

Campfire is a simple 30-minute focus timer. It is intentionally designed to keep you present. The session continues while your phone is locked, but ends if you leave the app. Tap to light a campfire. Stay with the app or lock your screen. You'll hear a bell when the fire goes out and the session ends. We don’t track you. That’s our Privacy Policy in a nutshell. - No ads - No accounts - No tracking - No data collected - No third-party analytics - Data stays on device If Campfire feels useful, you can choose to support its continued development. If not, that’s perfectly okay too. Terms of Use: https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/

Nagomi is a flexible, reliable replacement for Apple's built-in Screen Time Downtime. Downtime lets you set one blocking period per day. Nagomi lets you describe your actual day: usable in the morning, blocked 9:00–12:00, usable at lunch, blocked 13:00–18:00, usable in the evening. Each period can block a different set of apps, and weekdays can have their own schedules. It works, and it proves it. Every scheduled boundary is recorded in an on-device log you can read and export. If a period didn't fire the way it should, Nagomi tells you. • Multiple blocking periods per day • A separate schedule for each weekday • A separate app selection per period • Periods that cross midnight • Strict Mode: a cooldown before a period can be weakened • A reliability log showing every boundary fired, with export Free: one schedule, applied every day, with the full reliability log. Pro: unlimited periods, per-weekday schedules, per-period app selection, and Strict Mode. Your Screen Time data never leaves your device. No account, no ads, no analytics: Nagomi collects nothing.