Private by default
No account, backend, ads, third-party analytics, or data selling. Rules stay on your iPhone.
Enough for Now
Make distracting apps harder to open—on your schedule.
Quick Lock now, schedule recurring routines, or set a date range. Your rules stay on your iPhone.
Free core features · No subscription · iOS 17+
Clear start and end
Quick Lock handles a short pause, while Countdown, Recurring, and Date Range cover planned routines.
Built around your choice
Optional edit and uninstall protection adds friction, but iOS and device-owner controls always remain in charge.
A simple rhythm
Choose the kind of lock that fits the moment.
Enough for Now is a local-first Screen Time app blocker for an iPhone. Set a quick pause, plan a routine, and keep the controls understandable.
Quick Lock
Choose 30 minutes, 1 hour, 2 hours, or Tomorrow AM when you want a focused pause right now.
Schedule a rule
Use Countdown, Recurring, or Date Range for work blocks, study sessions, bedtime, or a defined stretch of days.
See the end clearly
Home shows your current lock and unlock time, so the end of the active rule is always clear.
Three scheduling modes
Make the boundary match the moment.
Each mode answers a different planning question, without asking you to delete the app or hand over your data.
Countdown
Set a duration and let the rule end on its own when the countdown reaches zero.
Recurring
Create repeating windows for routines. A recurring window may cross midnight when your schedule runs late.
Date Range
Choose a start and end date for a temporary stretch of app blocking without deleting the apps.
Privacy and protection
Strong enough to help. Honest about the limits.
Rules are stored on your iPhone. Optional edit protection for eligible recurring rules can last 1, 7, or 30 days. Optional uninstall protection offers the same choices, but it cannot override iOS, revoked Screen Time permission, or device-owner controls.
No account. No backend. No ads. No third-party analytics. No data selling. If Screen Time permission is revoked, blocking stops.
Proof in the product
Six screens, one focused job.
The interface keeps the schedule visible: active lock, rules, Countdown, Recurring, Date Range, and Settings.
Guides
Practical guides for using less screen time on purpose.
Explore launch-related guides when you want the reasoning behind scheduled app blocking on iPhone.
ios-tools How to Block Apps on iPhone Without Deleting Them Use a temporary iPhone access boundary when you want an app out of reach for a while, not erased from your device. ios-tools How to Schedule App Blocking on iPhone for Work, Study, or Bedtime Use the right iPhone schedule type for a work block, study session, or overnight routine without deleting the apps. ios-tools What Data Can an iPhone App Blocker See? A Privacy Guide Understand the difference between an app selection, a shield rule, and access to the private content inside an iPhone app.
FAQ
Straight answers before you try it.
A small tool earns trust by naming what it can do and where iOS remains in control.
Do I need an account?
No account is needed. Enough for Now keeps its rules on your iPhone.
What happens if I revoke Screen Time permission?
Blocking stops when Screen Time permission is revoked.
Is there a subscription?
No. There is no subscription.
How many rules can I create?
The current limit is three total rules.
How is Quick Lock different from a scheduled rule?
Quick Lock starts a short pause now: 30 minutes, 1 hour, 2 hours, or Tomorrow AM. Scheduled rules use Countdown, Recurring, or Date Range for planned windows.
Can the app read my messages, browsing, or location?
No. Enough for Now does not read your messages, browsing content, or location; it only uses the Screen Time controls needed for blocking.
Launch status
Ready when the App Store listing is live.
The public download link will appear here after Apple publishes the listing. Until then, review the features, privacy boundaries, and support page. An optional Tip Jar supports development; Tips unlock nothing.