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How Fitlock compares with other screen time apps

Fitlock keeps distracting apps locked until you move. Here's how it compares with other apps that make you move to unlock, and with blockers that use timers, pauses or a tag you tap. We checked every fact about another app against its own App Store listing or website.

Apps that make you move to unlock

Each of these asks for something physical before your apps open: reps, steps or a trip outside.

Other screen time blockers

These don't ask you to move. They use a timer, a pause or a tag you tap.

Every app side by side

What unlocks each app, whether it's free and where it runs
AppWhat unlocks your appsFree planRuns on
FitlockHitting a daily goal you set, confirmed by Apple Health, the camera or your location. A rule can unlock apps outright or earn you extra timeYes, with no time limit: one schedule, two apps or sites and one goaliPhone (iOS 17 or later)
PushscrollReps earn minutes of app time. By default one push-up is one minuteNo. There's a 7-day free trial, then Pushscroll ProiPhone, iPad and Android
PushUp TimeFinish a set of reps and your apps open for 15, 30, 60 or 120 minutesNo. Blocking needs PushUp Time PremiumiPhone and iPad
touch grassTake a photo of real grass. The app checks it's grass before it unlocks your appsYes: block up to two appsiPhone (Android has a waitlist)
BrickTapping your phone on the Brick, a small NFC tag, againThe app is free, but you need a Brick to use itiPhone and Android, with the Brick
one secWaiting through a short pause, like a breathing exercise, then choosing to carry onYes: one appiPhone, Android and browser extensions
OpalA timer or scheduled session endingYes: one rule, with schedules and time limitsiPhone, Android and Mac
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Free on the App Store, and takes about two minutes to set up.

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