Private Browser Incognito vs Verboten

Private Browser Incognito is the browser that forgets. No saved history, no lingering tabs, no traces. One tap on the erase button and everything you did (tabs, cookies, history, site data) is gone for good. FAST, PRIVATE BROWSING • Every tab is incognito. Nothing is saved unless you say so • Ads and trackers blocked by default, so pages load faster • See exactly what each site tried to track, and how much was blocked • HTTPS-only browsing keeps your connection encrypted • Search with the engine you choose ERASE IN ONE TAP • The erase button instantly wipes tabs, history, cookies and site data • Auto-erase every time you leave the app • Lock the app behind Face ID or a passcode STEALTH SUITE: FOR WHEN PRIVATE ISN'T PRIVATE ENOUGH • Decoy Browser: a second passcode opens a clean, empty browser. Your real tabs stay hidden • Panic Code: one code instantly erases everything, disguised as a normal unlock • Break-In Photos: silently photograph anyone who fails to unlock, with a timestamped log • Self-Destruct: saved tabs erase themselves after repeated wrong passcodes • Private Downloads: files go into an encrypted vault inside the app. They never appear in Photos or Files • Discreet App Icon: choose a quieter icon for your Home Screen Whether you're shopping for a surprise on a shared device, researching something personal, or just tired of ads following you around the internet, Private Browser Incognito keeps your business yours. Stealth Suite is available as a monthly subscription ($4.99/month), a yearly subscription ($19.99/year with a 7-day free trial), or a one-time lifetime purchase ($49.99). Subscriptions renew automatically unless canceled at least 24 hours before the end of the current period. Manage or cancel anytime in your App Store account settings. Privacy Policy: https://privatebrowserincognito.com/privacy/ Terms of Use: https://privatebrowserincognito.com/terms/

Verboten blocks the apps you choose. You pick them once, and they stop opening. Not a timer you can dismiss. Not a nag screen. iOS itself holds the door, through the same Screen Time machinery Apple uses for parental controls, so a blocked app meets a shield instead of a feed, and there is nothing to swipe past. WHAT IT DOES Pick your apps. Instagram, TikTok, YouTube, whatever your evenings disappear into. One switch holds all of them. Block only when it matters. Add a window — evenings, work hours, overnight — and blocking applies then and not otherwise. A window can cover every app or a single one. With no window, it is simply always on. Two minutes, not the evening. Need an app right now? Take a couple of minutes. It shuts again by itself, and the setting returns to Never — so a moment of weakness never quietly becomes a permanent exception. Pause on your terms. Everything opens for as long as you chose, then blocking comes back on its own. No decision to remember. Something better to read. An optional bulletin of the day's AI news from real newsrooms — grouped so one story isn't repeated five times, and ten stories long. It ends, which is the whole point. Turn it off and the app fetches nothing at all. A line worth reading. Every block shows one: a fact, a thought, a reason to look away. WHAT IT DOESN'T DO No account. No sign-in. No analytics, no ads, no trackers. Nothing about you leaves your phone. Your blocked list, your schedules and your settings live on the device. On iOS the app cannot even read which apps you picked; Apple hands it opaque tokens, and that is all it ever sees. No guilt. Missing your own rules is not a failure state. There is no streak to break and no score to lose. Verboten is made by the ReadLoft team.