Lock distracting categories
Choose the categories that pull you in most, like social, games, entertainment, or browsing.
For people who want their time back
Timo helps you protect your attention by locking distracting app categories, while keeping essentials like messages, maps, and utilities available when you need them.
How Timo works
Timo turns phone use into a deliberate choice, not a reflex.
Choose the categories that pull you in most, like social, games, entertainment, or browsing.
Leave important apps like messaging, maps, banking, calendar, and utilities accessible.
When you want screen time, choose a reason and duration before access opens.
Use sessions, limits, reminders, and history to make better defaults easier to keep.
App screenshots
Real product screens show how Timo helps you choose what happens next.
Why it matters
Timo helps you step out of habits that drain your time and back into the parts of life that feel good after.
Spend less of your day disappearing into scrolling, gaming, and other habits that leave you feeling empty.
Feel less pulled around by your phone and more able to choose where your attention goes.
Create more space for reading, learning, studying, working, and the kind of progress you actually care about.
What changes
Keep distracting categories blocked until you choose intentional access.
Make exceptions for apps you still need, like messages, maps, utilities, calendar, or banking.
Start with a reason and duration, then let Timo protect the boundary while the timer runs.
Set limits and receive nudges before a habit turns into another lost stretch of time.
Trust and privacy
FAQ
Timo is an iPhone app for healthier phone habits. It helps you lock distracting app categories, keep essentials available, start focused sessions, and build a calmer relationship with your screen.
Yes. Timo is designed around exceptions for essentials. You can keep apps like messaging, maps, utilities, calendar, or banking available while distracting categories stay locked.
No. Timo works alongside Apple's Screen Time and Family Controls tools, adding guided sessions, flexible app access rules, reminders, and habit-focused support around them.
No. Timo uses Apple permissions to support blocking, limits, and activity-related features you enable. Timo does not sell Screen Time-related data or use it for advertising.
Timo requires an active Pro subscription to use its app features. Subscription details, pricing, and any trial information are shown before purchase through Apple's In-App Purchase system.
Read how Timo handles data, accounts, subscriptions, analytics, and app usage.
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