Undistract

Two questions. That is the whole app.

No dashboards, no charts, no streaks. You answer two questions and get on with your day.

Question one

What to block

Pick any installed app with Apple's own picker: Roblox, YouTube, TikTok, Minecraft, Fortnite, Snapchat, Instagram, Discord, Reddit, X, or anything else. Add their websites so Safari is not a back door.

Question two

When

Always. On a schedule, like 3pm to 8pm on school days. Or with a daily time limit that blocks for the rest of the day once the time is used up. Enforced by iOS itself, even with Undistract closed.

Small on purpose.

Built on Screen Time

Undistract uses Apple's own parental control framework. Blocking survives restarts and app deletion attempts you have locked down.

Nothing leaves the device

No account. No analytics. No server. Undistract has nothing to sell because it collects nothing.

Safety filter included

One switch turns on Apple's adult website filter, and it stays on no matter how the blocking is set.

Pay once

One price, every feature, forever. Undistract is a tool, not a tenant on your credit card.

“Blocked by Undistract. This app is unavailable right now.”

That is the whole blocked screen. No fake crash screens, no tricks. Kids learn to trust what the screen says, and so should you.

One price. Everything. Forever.

^$12.99

One time, not per month

Block any app, plus its websites
Always, Schedule, and Limit modes
Adult website safety filter
Every future update included

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Questions parents actually ask.

Can my kid just delete Undistract?

iOS Screen Time can require your passcode to delete apps or change these settings. Undistract walks you through locking that down during setup, so the block is only as removable as you decide.

Which apps can it block?

Any app installed on the device, chosen through Apple's own picker. Undistract also blocks the matching websites for popular apps like YouTube, Roblox, Reddit, and X, so Safari is not a loophole.

Does Undistract see what my child does?

No. Undistract has no account, no server, and no analytics. Every setting lives on the device, and Apple's Screen Time framework does the enforcement.

Is there really no subscription?

Really. You pay once and own it, including future updates. If Undistract ever adds something that costs money to run, it will never move existing features behind a subscription.

What about other browsers, like Chrome?

Website blocking is strongest in Safari. For other browsers, the honest answer is to block the browser app itself, which Undistract makes easy. We would rather tell you the limits than pretend there are none.

Block the apps that eat your day. Honestly.