ScreenFine locks your most distracting apps at the OS level once you pass your daily limit, using Apple's FamilyControls framework. To unlock them, you complete a real task: camera-verified pushups or squats, 1,000 steps, a workout, or mindful minutes, so screen-time guilt turns into movement instead of another ignored notification. An AI villain roasts you when you slip. iOS, $1/week after a 7-day free trial.
OS-level app locking via Apple FamilyControls
Earn apps back with camera-verified pushups, squats, steps, or mindful minutes
AI villain that roasts you when you go over
$1/week after a 7-day free trial

I built ScreenFine because Apple's Screen Time never worked for me: there was no consequence to hitting Ignore Limit. So it shields your apps at the OS level when you go over, and makes you earn them back with camera-verified pushups, squats, steps, or mindful minutes. Would love feedback on whether the earn-it-back-with-movement loop actually helps you cut down.
ScreenFine has great potential! A few improvements could make it even better. I'd love to share my feedback and suggestions. Email: [email protected]
The camera-verified part is the smart bit - every blocker dies the moment "Ignore Limit" costs nothing, and honor-system exercise apps are easy to cheat. Curious about the FamilyControls edge cases though: what happens if someone force-restarts or uninstalls mid-lock? That's where most OS-level blockers leak. Also the $1/week framing feels fairer than a big annual upfront for a habit app.
ScreenFine has great potential! A few improvements could make it even better. I'd love to share my feedback and suggestions. Email: [email protected]

I built ScreenFine because Apple's Screen Time never worked for me: there was no consequence to hitting Ignore Limit. So it shields your apps at the OS level when you go over, and makes you earn them back with camera-verified pushups, squats, steps, or mindful minutes. Would love feedback on whether the earn-it-back-with-movement loop actually helps you cut down.
ScreenFine has great potential! A few improvements could make it even better. I'd love to share my feedback and suggestions. Email: [email protected]
The camera-verified part is the smart bit - every blocker dies the moment "Ignore Limit" costs nothing, and honor-system exercise apps are easy to cheat. Curious about the FamilyControls edge cases though: what happens if someone force-restarts or uninstalls mid-lock? That's where most OS-level blockers leak. Also the $1/week framing feels fairer than a big annual upfront for a habit app.
ScreenFine has great potential! A few improvements could make it even better. I'd love to share my feedback and suggestions. Email: [email protected]
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