Curfew: App Blocker

Lights out. Curfew blocks the apps you choose, on the schedule you set, using Apple's Screen Time technology — and treats the whole thing like a police procedural. ISSUE A STANDING ORDER Pick your apps, set the hours (10 PM to 7 AM, say), choose the nights. When the order is in force, opening a blocked app raises a shield instead. In the morning the shield lifts on its own — you don't have to open Curfew, or even wake up. WANT OUT EARLY? POST BAIL You can always get out — but it costs you. Bail means holding the button while the clerk reads the charge, and the hold gets longer the more often you post it. Every bail goes on your record. SERVE YOUR TIME Make it to morning and it's time served. Your rap sheet keeps the full record — every night served, every bail posted — and commendations mark your streaks: three straight, seven nights, a clean fortnight, on up to a full year. STRAIGHT TALK • Curfew uses Apple's Screen Time framework to shield the apps you pick, with your permission, granted once. This is an app you point at yourself — self-control, not parental control. • You always keep the last word: revoke Curfew's permission in Settings at any time. Blocking is real friction, not a cage. • Your data never leaves your phone. No account needed. Sign in with Apple is optional. No analytics, ads, or tracking. • Curfew never sees which apps you picked. Apple keeps the selection private even from us. CORE ACCESS App blocking, one standing order, the complete rap sheet, every commendation, bail and its escalating hold, and all alerts are included without a warrant. THE WARRANT (OPTIONAL) The Warrant adds unlimited standing orders, a watchlist per order, leave filed in advance, deeper record analysis, the case review, and a certified export. Monthly, annual, and one-time purchase options are shown in the app using App Store-localized pricing. Subscriptions auto-renew unless cancelled at least 24 hours before the period ends and can be managed in your App Store account settings. Requires a physical iPhone. Screen Time permission is requested on first use of blocking. Privacy policy: https://hypnics.github.io/curfew-site/privacy.html Terms: https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/