Focus Wander vs Enough Yet? Focus, Screen Time

For every minute you focus, your companion takes another step through the city. Focus Wander is a focus timer that turns your study, writing, or work sessions into walks through a quiet city. Choose a destination on the map and start the timer. Your companion sets off along a real walking route. When you finish your session, the blocks you’ve explored stay marked on the map, and your focus time is saved in your exploration log. If you leave the app for too long during a session, the walk ends early. Next time, your companion picks up right where they stopped. Open your exploration log • Revisit the blocks you’ve explored and watch your trail grow, one walk at a time. • See how much time you’ve spent focusing and how many days in a row you’ve kept it up. • Choose a companion and give them a look you like. • Say hello to your companion each day, get notified when they arrive, and save a postcard from a completed session. The basic features are free. Focus Wander Pro offers more companions and additional features. Terms of Use (EULA): https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/

Enough Yet? is a screen time blocker that talks back. Pick the apps that eat your day, set a daily quota, and every single open has to get past a gatekeeper who has already heard all your excuses. It doesn't wait quietly for your willpower to turn up. It says something. THREE LANGUAGES English, 廣東話 (Hong Kong Cantonese) and 台灣中文. Choose on first launch, change anytime in Settings. Everything switches with it: notifications, shields, stats, Live Activity. HOW IT WORKS 1. Pick apps and set a daily quota: sessions per day, minutes per session 2. Open a blocked app and you hit a shield with a rotating roast 3. Want in? Ask, wait out a forced countdown, type your reason, then one session unlocks 4. When the session ends, the app locks itself again 5. Sessions used up? The shield goes terminal. Come back tomorrow. The friction isn't cruelty for its own sake. Well, not only. It's the same trick a 2023 peer-reviewed PNAS study (Max Planck Institute, on the one sec app) found cuts problem-app opens by roughly 57%. FEATURES - Three difficulty modes: Easy (10s wait), Moderate (30s), Hard (60s plus a typed reason, Pro) - Focus sessions that lock your distractions for as long as you commit to. Hell mode (Pro): no breaks, no surrender - Pomodoro: 25 on, 5 off, up to 8 rounds, free - Allow List (Pro): flip it around. Name the few apps that stay open and everything else goes dark - Scheduled focus: recurring windows that lock apps on their own - Nudges: for apps you don't want fully blocked, notifications that get less polite as your usage climbs - Stats: time burned today, unlock counts, focus totals, trends - Pixel pet companions: eight of them (cats, dogs, a robot). Whichever you pick speaks to you for the rest of the app - An opening quiz that works out how many years of your life go to your screen at your current pace YOUR SCREEN TIME DATA STAYS ON YOUR PHONE Screen time is processed entirely on-device by Apple's Screen Time framework. Enough Yet? cannot even see which apps you block. Apple hands us opaque tokens, never app names. We do collect anonymous product analytics (which screens get opened, which features get used) to improve the app, and you can switch that off in Settings at any time. No ads, no third-party tracking, nothing sold. FREE vs PRO Free: block 1 app, Easy + Moderate modes, focus sessions, Pomodoro, 1 schedule, nudges on 3 apps, full stats, the entire roast library Pro: unlimited blocked apps, Hard mode, Hell mode, Allow List, up to 8 schedules, unlimited nudges, every pet colorway 3-day free trial on the annual plan. Subscriptions are billed to your Apple ID and renew automatically; cancel anytime in iOS Settings > Apple ID > Subscriptions, at least 24 hours before renewal. Requires iPhone (iOS 17.4+) and Screen Time permission. Terms of Use: https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/ Privacy Policy: https://look7-web.vercel.app/privacy Still reading? Just download it.