stupidlyfit vs ScrollCop

stupidlyfit is a voice-first fitness app that makes it easy to track food, workouts, and progress without obsessive logging or complicated databases. Speak naturally, and the app turns your meals and training into structured logs with AI-powered interpretation, calorie and macro estimates, and workout tracking in seconds. Built for people who want to get leaner, build more muscle, and improve their physique without turning fitness into a second full-time job, stupidlyfit combines food tracking, workout tracking, and motivational insights in one calm, modern experience. Subscription disclosure stupidlyfit is free to download. Some features shown or described in App Store screenshots and metadata require a separate in-app subscription purchase, including full app access after onboarding, AI-powered insights, Weekly Fitness Wrapped summaries, and coaching recommendations. Features - Voice-first food logging and workout logging. - AI-powered calorie and macro estimation. Subscription required for full access. - Unified nutrition and training tracking. - Interactive body map with muscle-group progress. - Daily and weekly views to spot imbalances. - Weekly Fitness Wrapped summaries. Subscription required. - Lightweight coaching recommendations. Subscription required. - Minimalist design inspired by modern wellness brands. Why users love it - Less tapping, searching, and editing. - More consistency, less friction. - Clear, motivating feedback without overload. - Designed for modern users who care about aesthetics and simplicity. stupidlyfit is not built for obsessive bodybuilder-level precision. It is built to make tracking easy enough that you actually keep doing it. Terms of Use: https://stupidlyfit.com/terms

Every app blocker has an off switch. At 11 p.m. you will find it. ScrollCop is a friendly cop for your phone: you decide, before the urge, who gets to let your apps out. BLOCK APPS IN TWO TAPS Tap the apps that eat your time: Instagram, TikTok, YouTube, Reddit, X, or any app on your phone, plus whole categories and websites. Pick how long. The apps disappear from your Home Screen and won't open until time's up. It runs on Apple's Screen Time, so it holds even if you close ScrollCop. Try to open one and you get pulled over. YOU CHOOSE WHO CAN END IT EARLY Every block starts as "Nobody", so it really holds. Change it with one tap: • Me: end it whenever you want, after a ten-second pause. • Nobody: not even you. It opens when time's up. • A friend: ScrollCop texts them a one-time PIN. Only that PIN ends the block early. Your friend doesn't need the app. Want it even stronger? Give a friend your key, and codes come only from their phone. Locks hold even if you change the date or time, and ScrollCop can't be deleted while a locked block runs. Schedules start locked too. SCHEDULES THAT RUN EVERY DAY Block apps at the same time every day, automatically, even with ScrollCop closed. Give each schedule its own apps: games during study time, social apps at dinner, everything at bedtime. Choose who can switch it off: you, nobody, or your friend. Start from Bedtime, Mornings, Work hours, Study time or Dinner, or make your own. A COP THAT CHEERS YOU ON Over 5,000 short, original lines turn up around the app: on Home, while a block runs, on the screen you see when you try to open a blocked app, and when a block is done. Some are jokes, some are pep talks, all of them are on your side. Every block you finish is a numbered case, and the cop salutes when you close one. 165 THINGS TO DO INSTEAD Bored? Stressed? Up too late? ScrollCop suggests three small things that fit the time you have and the time of day: stretch for three minutes, write a two-line poem, tidy one drawer, lay out tomorrow's clothes. Tap "Show me three others" for more. A PLAN FOR THE URGE Decide once what you'll do when the pull hits: drink a glass of water, do ten squats, text a friend. Your plan shows up on the screen a blocked app opens to, right when you need it. SOS FOR THE MOMENT IT HITS Tap "I feel the urge" and ScrollCop asks what you actually need: bored, stressed, tired, lonely, avoiding something. It gives you one small thing to do instead, then checks whether the pull dropped. BOREDOM GYM Scrolling trained you to fill every gap. This trains the opposite: short exercises in sitting with nothing, thirty seconds first, then longer. YOUR WEEK AT A GLANCE One sentence about your week, a simple chart, an optional weekly goal and three plain numbers, like "45 min blocked today" and "12 days in a row without your blocked apps". Everything else is one tap away, each number with a line saying what it means. Counted on your phone. A slip is data, not failure. No guilt notifications. PRIVATE BY DESIGN No account. No server. No ads, no analytics, no subscription. Apple's Screen Time gives ScrollCop opaque tokens, so it can't see which apps you use. Export or delete everything whenever you like. Free. Made in Canada. A behaviour-change tool, not medical advice.