5/5 rating based on 50 reviews. Read all reviews for Opal: Screen Time for Focus for iPhone.
Opal: Screen Time for Focus is free iOS app published by OPAL OS CORPORATION
intrepid14
Beware: my free trial is supposed to end today, but I was charged this morning for the app.
littlepeachypricess
i tried the free trial and did think it was okay, but it's not all that useful for me because it doesn't block all the apps i use. i could block ALL internet but there are some apps that i need to use. i wish there was option to block more apps, or something like blocking all internet EXCEPT a specific app, like youtube for when i put on my music to go to sleep. if that were the case i would pay for it.
ElyseMD
I did a free trial. It said it would block social media like Facebook. I understood it could take 5 minutes to take effect. I understood it could have an override if I absolutely had to use an app I could say I wanted to pause the blocking. However, Facebook functioned just as it usually would, with new content loaded for all 20 minutes. It did nothing other than congratulate me foe all the time I was saving. I could set a timer on my phone and congratulate myself as my phone habits do not change- what is the point ?
kageyamas gf ???
i like how it gave me notifications when i was going to use an app and was very motivational!
car-door
Never knew how much an app could help me until now. great app for if you want to start focusing on life and not giving all your focus to the distractions on your phone. I finally meditated today for the first time in a long time.
starrycalifornia
Helps me focus on schoolwork. Great way to disconnect and get stuff done.
Strong Reign
So this app is a lifesaver. Social media is heavily addictive and it’s disgusting what I have allowed it do to me. With Opal I can now lock these apps away and only check them when necessary. I am actually reading a book again! I was an avid reader once upon a time and once I got sucked into the virtual world I can’t concentrate at all. Now I can.
janice@123
Great app, but seems like it isn't working 100% of the time for Instagram, even after the time it takes to boot up.