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About Smiloo: App Blocker & Focus

Take back control of your screen time with Smiloo, the app blocker that makes focus fun and engaging. HOW SMILOO WORKS Choose the apps that distract you most. When you try to open them, Smiloo asks you to complete a short focus action before unlocking. You pick how you want to unlock: Studying, Breathing, Prayer, Intention, Pause, or Expression. That brief moment creates mindfulness and helps you decide if you really need that app. It sounds simple because it is, and it works. A DIFFERENT KIND OF APP BLOCKER Traditional blockers just lock you out completely. Smiloo takes a smarter approach. Instead of harsh restrictions that you eventually disable, it adds a meaningful step that interrupts automatic scrolling. Users report saving hours each day by becoming more intentional about their phone use. FEATURES Six focus types to unlock. Choose how you want to pause before opening blocked apps. Studying for a quick study checkpoint. Breathing for a calming breath. Prayer for a moment of reflection. Intention to set your purpose. Pause for a beat before you decide. Expression with over 15 facial expressions like smile, wink, or surprised face. Each type becomes a small moment of mindfulness. Real time detection for expression mode. When you use expressions, advanced facial recognition works accurately in various lighting and responds instantly. Your privacy matters. All expression detection happens on your device. Your facial data is never stored or transmitted. We cannot see your face, and we designed it that way. Track your progress. View detailed statistics showing your focus streaks, blocked attempts, and weekly progress reports on your digital wellbeing journey. Flexible difficulty modes. Choose between Gentle, Strict, and ADHD modes to match your needs. Each mode adjusts challenge levels and how long apps stay unlocked. PREMIUM INCLUDES Block unlimited apps instead of just one. Access all six focus types including all expressions. Get priority support when you need help. BUILT FOR Students preparing for exams. Professionals seeking productivity. Anyone reducing social media time. Parents modeling healthy habits. People with ADHD managing impulses. THE APPROACH Adding small friction before habitual behaviors helps break automatic patterns. The moment it takes to study, breathe, pray, set an intention, pause, or make an expression engages your conscious mind, giving you the chance to make a real choice about how you spend your time. Download Smiloo and start your journey toward more mindful phone use today. Privacy Policy: https://smiloo.vercel.app/privacy-policy.html Terms of Service: https://smiloo.vercel.app/terms-of-service.html

What’s new

Version 1.8 · Updated May 4, 2026

- Enhance UI

App privacy

The developer, Nikko Ferwelo, reported these privacy practices to Apple.

Data Not Linked to You

The following data, which may be collected but is not linked to your identity, may be used for the following purposes:

  • Purchases: Purchase History

Used for: Analytics, Product Personalization, App Functionality

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