We scanned 500 user reviews and found no recurring complaint patterns. Not yet audited by Appworthy.
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What reviewers said
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Reviewers describe the free version as usable
Best focus app, and free version is great! — Best focus app, and free version is great!
Absolutely Amazing — Any app blocker that I find is either very costly, very easy to bypass, or both. I unfortunately cannot pay for a subscription on this, but even with the free version it is amazing and has lowered my screen time…
Love it! — I really like this app because I’ve been having some trouble with focusing on my homework with my phone. This was such an easy fix since you don’t have to pay to just block the apps. There are more options you have to pay for…
No ad complaints
Good functionality — I like how easy it is to use, especially the free version. No ads is great
Pretty good — It does what you want it to do, no ads, free for the neccesarry parts. U can block specific things for a specific time and still can set a curfew too for them. Theres a few more things that you need paid stuff for but for…
Great app with no ad — Been using it for 40 day now
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