Curfew: Screen Time

Curfew helps you stop scrolling when it matters most: late at night. Set your own risk hours — the window when you're most likely to lose an hour to your phone instead of sleeping. Curfew steps in during that window, on your terms. Two ways to block: Hard Block — monitored apps are fully unavailable during your risk hours. No override, no negotiating with yourself at 1am. Friction Mode — a short pause before you can continue. If you really need the app, you can — but the extra step is often enough to break the automatic reach for it. Build a streak. Every night you keep your risk hours, your streak grows. Every override breaks it. No lectures, no guilt — just an honest count of the nights you kept your own commitment. Made for the habits that hit hardest at night — mindless scrolling, doom-browsing, or late-night food orders you regret in the morning. Curfew puts a pause exactly where the automatic reach for your phone tends to happen. This is self-control, not parental control. Curfew is built for you to manage your own habits — not for monitoring someone else's device. Set your hours. Protect your evenings. That's the final description — ready to paste into App Store Connect. Let me know when Apple's TestFlight email comes through, or if you want to keep working on keywords/age rating in the meantime.