BSpace vs finit

Just checking social media — and suddenly an hour’s gone by? BSpace gently reminds you to pause at intervals you choose — for example, every 3–5 minutes — helping you notice when a quick check turns into endless scrolling. Take a breath, then decide whether to continue. Daily limits and work or sleep schedules help you set additional boundaries. https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/

Your iPhone only remembers a few weeks of your screen time. finit keeps every day and every app, for good. It never blocks a thing. That's the point. No lockouts, no shame. An hour here, an evening there: finit shows you what they add up to. Two hours a day is a month of your year. already using a blocker? Keep it. Your blocker takes care of today. finit keeps the years. what you get • your life in weeks: one square per week, your whole life on one screen • compare weeks, months and years side by side, back to day one • goals that fit your week, with separate targets for weekdays and weekends • friends: your week next to theirs, only with people you approve • your screen hours next to sleep, exercise, reading, or family time. Sleep and movement can come straight from Apple Health • widgets, Lock Screen, and Apple Watch • in 24 languages how it works A guided setup takes about five minutes, once. Your first import even brings back the recent weeks your iPhone still remembers. After that, the record fills in on its own every day. The numbers are your iPhone's own: the same per-app hours it already counts. No special permissions, no background tracking. A day without data stays blank. finit doesn't guess. private by design Your screen time is nobody's business but yours. It lives on your iPhone and syncs through your own iCloud account. No ads, no ad tracking. Your data is never sold, and sign-in is only needed for friends. finit has nothing to gain from keeping you on your phone. finit, because time is finite. See where your life goes. Terms of use: https://getfinit.com/terms