Toll locks the apps you scroll too much. Prove your habit with the camera (a workout, your desk, a book, a walk) and they open again. Most screen time limits have an ignore button. Toll doesn't.
The usual screen time limit is one tap away from "ignore for today". Toll's block screen has two buttons: Close, and Open Toll to prove your habit.
No honor system: do the habit, then show it to the camera.
Toll locks the apps you pick with Apple's Screen Time; everything else stays open. Then pick the habit, from the gym to a walk with the dog.
With Toll's camera, by midnight. Your iPhone checks it and Toll never keeps it. The gym takes a check-in and a check-out, at least 30 minutes apart.
Once today's habit is proved, they stay unlocked for the rest of the day and your streak grows by one. Schedules, daily limits and sessions you set still apply.
Until you prove the habit. While your apps are locked you can't talk your way out: removing apps or making a habit easier waits until midnight. Or lock them every morning until that day's proof.
Everything else stays open: calls, Messages, your work apps. An Always open list keeps any app open, even inside a category you locked.
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A rest day covers today or tomorrow. Nothing is due, and the streak keeps.
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5 to 15 minutes each, at least an hour apart.
Or turn off its Screen Time access. The one exception is Strict mode, if you turn it on yourself.
I kept skipping the gym and struggled to stick to eating well, so I built Toll for myself first.
Schedules, limits and sessions that lock apps by themselves, and a score that shows how you're doing.
Lock apps on a schedule, or once they've had their minutes for the day. No photo needed; they unlock by themselves.
9 to 5A workday, the days you pick
10 PMThe night, until the morning
45mA day in the apps, then locked until midnight
Lock your apps for 15 minutes to 3 hours, photo or not. They unlock by themselves; ending early takes a deliberate hold.
Out of 100: the share of your habits kept over the last seven days. Rest days and paused habits don't count.
What you see when you open a locked app: why it's locked, when it unlocks, and a line you choose: your own reason, a short poem, the Gospels, the Quran and more.
A PIN only before something that loosens your rules. Never to prove a habit, and a forgotten PIN lifts after 24 hours.
Off until you turn it on.
While your apps are locked, iOS blocks deleting Toll and your apps, keeps the date and time automatic, and sessions run to the end. It ends the moment your apps unlock.
Off until you turn it on.
Adult websites filtered all the time, and every website blocked while your apps are locked. Toll never learns which sites you visit.
Toll Pro is all of Toll. Pick a plan in Toll, after four short screens.
No account and no ads. Photos are never kept.
$29.99 a year
After the free week. About $2.49 a month.$5.99 a month
No free week.$79.99 once
Pay once. No subscription.US prices; the App Store shows yours. One free week per Apple Account, on the yearly plan, with a reminder 2 days before the first charge. When Toll Pro ends, your Pro rules pause (up to 3 days later if your iPhone is offline) and your habits are kept until it's back. Nothing is deleted. On the free plan from before version 1.2? You keep it, with its one habit.
Toll has no account and no server of its own. What it keeps stays with you.
Each photo is checked on your iPhone, then discarded. Never stored, never uploaded.
Your habits and records live on your iPhone and in your own iCloud, so they follow you to a new phone.
Only anonymous usage counts, never who you are. Toll does not track you and does not sell anything.
The details are in the privacy policy.
