RotStop vs Nagomi

Control your screen time with schedules, limits, health prerequisites, and movement based breaks. No accounts, no purchases, no ads, no tracking — everything stays on your iPhone.

Your phone is built to be opened without thinking. Nagomi is for the hours when you would rather it stayed closed. You decide in advance: which apps, which hours, and how many times you may open them anyway. During those hours the apps show a quiet black screen. Close is the big button. Beneath it, a smaller one lets you open the apps on purpose, for three minutes, as many times as you allowed yourself when you set it up. Three by default. The screen never asks whether you are sure. It only tells you what you decided earlier, and how many openings are left. Afterwards, Nagomi shows you the boundary held: how many times you closed the screen, how many times you opened it on purpose, and whether every scheduled boundary actually fired. • Blocking periods on a schedule, including periods that cross midnight • An allowance per period: a set number of three minute openings, decided in advance • A shield that tells instead of asking, with Close as the default • Today: openings left, last night, this week • A reliability log of every boundary, readable and exportable Pro adds: • More than one boundary, each with its own apps and its own allowance • A different set of periods for each day of the week • Strict Mode: any change that loosens a running period waits 15, 30 or 60 minutes • History: every opening and every close, by day and by boundary Free includes one enabled period, on any days you choose, the shield, the allowance, and the full reliability log. Your Screen Time data never leaves your device. No account, no ads, no analytics: Nagomi collects nothing.