one sec | screen time + focus

App & Website Limit, Blocker

Published by: riedel.wtf apps S.L

Description

In contrast to Screen Time, one sec delays access to apps and websites instead of blocking them completely – this is fundamentally different than any other screen time tool you’ve tried before!
Have you tried a digital detox? And it did not work, because you fall back into your habits immediately? 
Well here is the solution:
one sec solves our unhealthy phone relationship at its roots: by making distracting apps less appealing, our brains lose interest to open them all the time without proper intention.
The effectiveness of one sec has been confirmed in a peer-reviewed scientific study with the Max-Planck Institute and Heidelberg University: app usage drops by 57% on average! Long-term!
Fight the social media algorithms and win back control over your phone usage & your subconsciousness!
“one sec” uses Shortcuts Automation to toggle a deep breath animation whenever you open one of the configured apps (Instagram, Twitter, YouTube…). This breaks unconcious social media habits short-term (literally, as soon as you have set it up) and even helps long-term by adding more friction when opening these apps.
Did you really want to open Instagram? Or was it just because you're bored waiting for your bus?
This app helps you to reflect your actions, thoughts, and feelings; disrupting harmful social media habits with mindfulness.
On top of that, “one sec” also contributes your mindful moments to the Health App via HealthKit.
Especially for people with ADHD one sec is a great tool to gain back control for incredible focus and concentration.
Integrations and collabs:
- You can set up one sec to sync tasks with Structured, so you won't be able to access social media apps during ongoing unfinished tasks.
- You can set up one sec to learn a new language with LENGO, so every time you open social media, you have to answer a handful of vocabularies.
Available Subscription Options:
one sec pro (annual / monthly / lifetime unlock)
Terms (EULA): https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/
Privacy Policy: https://one-sec.app/privacy/
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In-Apps

one sec pro | Family Lifetime
USD 69.00
one sec pro
USD 1.99
one sec pro | Family Plan
USD 29.99

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  • Is One sec | screen time free?

    Yes, One sec | screen time is free to download, however it contains in-app purchases or subscription offerings.

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    One sec | screen time has several in-app purchases/subscriptions, the average in-app price is USD 33.66.

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User Rating

4.9 out of 5

999 ratings in Ukraine

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One sec | screen time Reviews

Gorgeous

Назарійй on

Ukraine

Gorgeous

Useful app, but

gloeocapsa on

Ukraine

Why did the list of intentions became so weird all of a sudden? Can I somehow return the old one?

App helps a lot!

chechoora on

Ukraine

It would be cool to add feature where app does not get blocked first time you opened or even some count where intervention does not get triggered.

one sec, two words

mewity on

Ukraine

thank you.

Serves the purpose well!

mvmalyi on

Ukraine

I only like using one sec with the apps that I want to be more mindful about. When it comes to screen time blocking, there are better solutions, because most of the features utilising iOS screen time access are still a bit buggy. In general, the app has tons of compelling features, but it can take a while to set everything up to the point that meets your needs.

Doesn’t Block the App I Need

nfknxmxkz on

Ukraine

Doesn’t Block the App I Need I use this app primarily as an extension to block distracting websites on Safari, which it is great at, however my intended use for it was to set up barriers for my podcast player of choice, which is called “Snipd”, this app unfortunately doesn’t have the option to block it in the Automations. Once, again I am sure my rating doesn’t really reflect the quality of the app, but since I couldn’t fully use it I can’t give it 5 stars. P.S. 1. I would like to see the apps that can be blocked featured on the App Store page, so people don’t have to download the app to find out. 2. I hope you add the option of blocking “Snipd” in the future, even though I acknowledge it isn’t as big as Instagram or Snapchat, or the other apps you do block. 3. I had the same problem with the apps “clear space” and “screen zen” if anyone is interested

doesnt work for desktop

Anna_hrnch on

Ukraine

doesnt work for desktop at all. i added urls and nothing happened

Enhancement proposal

Anna_hrnch on

Ukraine

After you ask intention please add one more time “do you want to open it”

I needed this app for so long

Maxi Havrylenko on

Ukraine

Very helpful , it’s really help you to control your app activity

Brilliant app

AndyUkr248 on

Ukraine

Helps to decrease wasting of time

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App Info

Languages
Spanish, German, Bosnian, Catalan, Czech, Chinese, Korean, Danish, Slovene, Finnish, French, Hebrew (modern), Hindi, Indonesian, English, Italian, Japanese, Dutch, Norwegian Bokmål, Polish, Portuguese, Romanian, Russian, Serbian, Swedish, Turkish, Ukrainian, Vietnamese, Arabic
Recent release
5.0.5 (3 weeks ago )
Released on
Sep 29, 2020 (5 years ago )
Last Updated
5 days ago
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