“Makes me pay — Why do I have to pay for this I won’t let me use the app to lower my screen time like I want to be getting told to pay to do it it’s stupid I looked through and didn’t see a single go for free”
About this app
Your scrolling has a battery now. Scroll less without giving up the apps you enjoy. Unrot is a screen time app blocker with one shared battery for the apps you choose. Using those apps drains it. When the battery is empty, they lock. Time away from those apps recharges it.
HOW IT WORKS 1. Choose your apps. Put the apps you want to use less on one shared battery. 2. Scroll. It drains. Your available time goes down as you use your selected apps. 3. Empty? Those apps lock. Your scrolling gets a stopping point. 4. Step away. It recharges. Spend time outside your selected apps to restore charge. Come back before it is full and use the time that has recharged. YOUR GOAL: HALF AS MUCH SCROLLING Start near your current use, then choose when to reduce your allowance. Work toward half as much time on your selected apps, one smaller battery at a time.…
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Which version this describes
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This analysis describes version 4.0.3 of the app, analyzed 2026-10-05 . The app may have changed since.
The store currently lists version 4.0.3, updated 2026-10-03.
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Highlighted reviews
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“Good in theroy — I would love this but it is locked behind a paywall and in general there should be a free version so I don’t have to pay to disconnect”
“Locked behind paywall — Hi. I downloaded this app to control my screentime, so I gave it access to block my most used apps. Little did I know you have to pay for it, and they had already locked my apps. I couldn't delete it because of the…”
Assessment & version history
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Store listing updated to version 4.0.3.
What this app sells
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