LimitSet vs TagSweep

LimitSet helps you reduce mindless scrolling and set stronger boundaries with distracting apps using Apple’s Screen Time framework. ONE RULE. MULTIPLE APPS. Group distracting apps in one Lock Rule. With Session Locks, one app uses the group’s unlock slot, so switching to another app in the same rule doesn’t create a fresh unlock. When the session ends, the group cools down together. SESSION LOCKS • Set a daily unlock budget. • Choose how long each unlock session lasts. • Add cooldowns after sessions. • Use optional Session Reminders to decide whether to keep going or end a session early. • Add extra friction before breaking a cooldown or relaxing protected settings. USAGE LOCKS • Set a daily usage allowance. • Choose active days. • Lock selected apps automatically after the daily limit is reached. SCHEDULE LOCKS • Block selected apps automatically during chosen hours and days. • Create daytime, work, sleep, or overnight schedules. BUILT-IN FRICTION LimitSet is designed to make impulsive changes harder. Protected changes and deletions can require typing a verification sentence, so a moment of temptation doesn’t instantly erase your rules. PRIVATE BY DESIGN Your app-usage data and Lock Rules are processed on-device. No LimitSet account is required for core use. LimitSet does not use cross-app tracking or behavior profiling for its core features. LimitSet uses Apple’s Screen Time framework to lock selected apps. Some features require LimitSet Premium. Terms of Use (EULA): https://nexus.bestapps.software/legal/terms_of_use_limitset.html Privacy Policy: https://nexus.bestapps.software/legal/privacy_policy_limitset.html

Every school tech coordinator ends up with a spreadsheet. Not because the district's asset system is missing features — because you can't use it standing in a hallway with a cart of Chromebooks. TagSweep is the part that happens before the spreadsheet. Point your camera at an asset tag and it reads the barcode and the printed number at the same time. Walk a cart, sweep across the labels, and the records pile up. Then export a clean CSV into DeviceHub, Incident IQ, Destiny, Google Admin, or whatever your district makes you use. SCAN - Reads barcodes and printed text together — if one is worn off, the other still gets it - Continuous capture, no tapping between devices - Works offline, in a wiring closet, with no signal - Photograph labels now and work through them later at your desk HAND OUT - Import a class roster, then tap a student and scan their device - Handles students with more than one device - Mark absences, resume exactly where you left off - Never moves a device between students without asking first IMPORT AND EXPORT - Import the spreadsheet you already have — messy columns and all - Map your columns once, save the profile, reuse it every time - Export in whatever shape your district's system expects - Preview before anything is written, every single time EVERYTHING STAYS ON YOUR IPHONE No account. No sign-in. No cloud sync. No analytics. Nothing is uploaded — not your inventory, and never a student's name. Delete the app and the data goes with it. PRICING Free for up to 100 devices with every feature included — export always works. $29.99 one-time to remove the limit. No subscription, ever. Built by a K-12 technology coordinator, and tested on a real school's devices.