Phone procrastination often starts with one quick check of Instagram, TikTok, YouTube, Reddit, games, or a distracting website.
The problem is not always motivation. The problem is that the escape route is always one tap away.
A reminder can tell you to focus, but it still leaves the distraction available. StrictBlock is built for people who need an actual boundary during focus sessions.
Choose the apps and websites that usually pull you away, start a focus session, and use accountability features like streaks, reports, and session reflection to build discipline over time.
Normal focus apps are often timers, reminders, or passive trackers. StrictBlock combines a strict app blocker, website blocking, Pomodoro sessions, focus profiles, and a minimal iOS design.
Block the apps and websites that interrupt homework, lectures, and exam prep.
Protect longer work sessions from reflexive phone checks.
Use streaks, weekly reports, and journal notes to understand your patterns.
It removes access to the apps and websites you usually open when you stall, so a focus session has a real boundary instead of another reminder.
A reminder still leaves Instagram, YouTube, or games one tap away. StrictBlock blocks those escape routes for the length of the session.
Yes. Choose only the apps and sites that pull you off task. Keep tools you need for studying or work available.
Start with the one or two apps you open without thinking. Add websites if you switch to Safari after the apps are blocked.
StrictBlock is for people who need more than reminders. Choose what to block, start a focus session, and let your iPhone become easier to ignore.
