1. Start fast
Launch a focus block in seconds.
Pick your block list, choose a duration, and start immediately when you feel the drift starting.
Focus blocker for iPhone
Block distracting apps and sites before the scroll starts.
Stillpoint helps you shut the door on the apps and websites that usually steal your best hours. Start one-tap focus blocks, plan risky time windows ahead of the week, and raise the friction on every easy escape route with Apple's Screen Time tools.
App and website blocking
Weekly schedules
Face ID and PIN protection
No ads or third-party trackers
Built on Apple
Uses Screen Time APIs for system-level blocking.
Local-first
No ad SDKs and no custom analytics pipeline in the current release.
Real momentum
Track streaks, weekly focus time, and completed sessions.
How Stillpoint works
Three layers of friction instead of one easy button.
Most blockers fail because they only ask for a fresh burst of willpower. Stillpoint stacks quick starts, scheduled coverage, and stronger protection so the decision gets easier before the urge shows up.
2. Plan ahead
Cover the hours that usually slip.
Build weekly schedules for work mornings, study windows, or evenings when scrolling normally wins.
3. Lock the exits
Make it harder to bail out mid-session.
Use Face ID, PIN, Screen Time passcode guidance, and uninstall friction to close the obvious backdoors.
4. See progress
Know whether your setup is actually working.
Watch streaks, weekly focus time, and completed sessions grow instead of guessing whether the blocker helped.
Screenshots
What the app actually looks like on iPhone.
The screenshot set mirrors the live product surfaces that matter for setup, scheduling, progress, and protection.
Why people keep it
A stricter blocker without the ad-tech feel.
Stillpoint is designed for people who want their phone to calm down, not for people who want another noisy productivity dashboard. The current release keeps state on-device, avoids third-party analytics SDKs, and uses Apple's own purchase and identity flows when you choose them.
- Block distracting apps, categories, and websites.
- Run both manual sessions and recurring schedules.
- Use the free tier first, then unlock stronger protection later if needed.
Use cases
Need a blocker for a specific kind of drift?
Stillpoint is especially useful when you already know the pattern you want to interrupt. These pages explain how the app fits the three strongest use cases it already supports.
Study
Use Stillpoint for revision blocks and library sessions.
See how manual sessions, weekly schedules, and website blocking can help protect exam prep and after-class catch-up.
Explore the study pageDeep work
Protect focused work hours without another noisy productivity tool.
Learn how to use Stillpoint as an app and website blocker for high-value work windows that need stronger boundaries.
Explore the deep-work pageDoomscrolling
Make the evening scroll loop harder to reopen on iPhone.
See how Stillpoint can block social apps and risky websites during the hours when impulse usually wins.
Explore the doomscrolling pageSetup help
Need the install and permission checklist first?
Go straight to the public support page if you want the practical setup steps before downloading or recommending the app.
Open supportGuides
Need the practical iPhone blocking guide first?
These pages answer the broader “how do I block this on iPhone?” questions that people usually search before they ever know Stillpoint exists.
Apps
How to block distracting apps on iPhone.
A practical guide to blocking social and other distracting apps with Apple's Screen Time tools, plus where Stillpoint fits if you want calmer recurring focus blocks.
Read the app-blocking guideWebsites
How to block distracting websites on iPhone.
An honest guide to blocking websites and risky Safari weak points on iPhone, including when you need a dedicated blocker instead of just raw settings.
Read the website-blocking guideSocial media
How to block social media on iPhone.
Block Instagram, TikTok, and the rest, close the Safari backdoor, and keep the block on with recurring schedules instead of a fresh decision every day.
Read the social-media guideHard to bypass
An app blocker that is hard to switch off.
If your block keeps getting turned back on, see how Face ID, PIN, and uninstall friction close the backdoors that make most iPhone blockers easy to defeat.
Read the harder-to-bypass pageFAQ
Questions people usually ask before they install.
Does Stillpoint block websites too?
Yes. Stillpoint uses Apple's Screen Time tooling to block websites alongside apps and categories, including Safari weak points if you add them to the block list. If you want the practical walkthrough first, read the website-blocking guide.
Do I need an account?
No. You can complete onboarding, grant Screen Time access, and start blocking locally without creating an account.
Does it track me?
The current release does not include third-party analytics SDKs, ads, or a custom remote telemetry pipeline. Read the full privacy policy for the current implementation boundary.
What happens after I download it?
You choose what to block, grant Apple's Screen Time permission, and then Stillpoint can run focus sessions or weekly schedules on your iPhone. If you want the setup logic before installing, start with the app-blocking guide.
Ready to try it?
Download Stillpoint and set up your first block.
Start with the free download, configure one real weak point, and make your next drift window harder to reopen.