Live more intentionally
Plan how much you'll use your apps. Paaz helps you stick to it.
Features
Build healthier digital habits.
Set Your Allowance
Set how much time you get before apps are blocked. A gradual start, not an abrupt cutoff.
App & Web Blocking
Block distracting apps or allow only essentials. Add web filters to block sites or adult content.
Session Locking
Lock yourself out of stopping a session early. Emergency code included for safety.
Privacy-First
Built on Apple's Screen Time API. Your data never leaves your device. No accounts, no tracking.
Minimal Design
No gamification, no leaderboards, no social features. Just focus.
Session History
Review past sessions and screen time reports to understand your habits.
Frequently Asked Questions
Everything you need to know.
Paaz is more than an app blocker. It's a tool to help you build healthier digital habits. Instead of punishing you with instant restrictions, Paaz lets you plan your usage and gradually reduce screen time at your own pace. Set schedules, define usage budgets, and let Paaz help you stick to boundaries you set for yourself.
When you create a schedule, you can set an allowance, a usage budget before blocking kicks in. For example, allow yourself 30 minutes of Instagram before it gets blocked. If you stay within your budget, the app never blocks.
Three types: daily schedules for 24 hour sessions, recurring weekly schedules for specific days, and instant timers for quick focus blocks.
Yes. You can add web filtering to any schedule. Block specific sites, adult content, or all web browsing in Safari.
Blacklist blocks only the apps you select. Whitelist blocks everything except the apps you select.
You can lock sessions to prevent stopping them early, but an emergency recovery code is always available for safety.
Use the contact form with "App Support" as the subject and we'll help you recover access.
No. Paaz uses Apple's Screen Time framework. Your usage data never leaves your device. No accounts, no tracking, no cloud sync.
Up to 20 active schedules at once, more than enough for most users.
Not yet. Paaz is currently iOS only. Android support is planned.
Yes. All core features are free with no paywalls for essential functionality.