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Version 1.3.2 · 2025-04-03
iOS 18.4 introduced changes that made it impossible to submit schemas; this update is a quick fix for that.
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The store currently lists version 1.3.2, updated 2025-04-03.








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Apps like social media use powerful psychological tricks to make you unable to stay away from them for too long. Burnout Buddy blocks these apps when you don't want to use them to help you break free and heal their impact on your mental health.
* Fight social media addiction
* Reduce screen time and improve your focus
* Multiple blocking mechanisms
* Completely free for most use cases
* No account creation or shady VPNs
Burnout Buddy is stronger than your iPhone's native Screen Time controls. Designed specifically with social media addiction and unhealthy work habits in mind, it offers a wider variety of blocking mechanisms and allows you to be extremely specific regarding how access to a specific group of apps and websites should be restricted. If you already use Burnout Buddy, keep an eye out for updates that add even more blocking mechanisms and customization points!…
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iOS 18.4 introduced changes that made it impossible to submit schemas; this update is a quick fix for that.
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