Sabr: Screen Time & Focus

Your phone keeps pulling you back. Sabr helps you put it down — gently. Sabr blocks the apps that distract you, and gives your screen time back when you pause for a moment of remembrance — a short dhikr, or a quick lesson on the 99 Names of Allah. Instead of mindless scrolling, you return to your day with something gained. HOW SABR WORKS 1. Choose the apps to limit and set your quiet hours. 2. When your apps lock, do a short dhikr — or play a Quiz or Match round — to earn a window of access. 3. Stay consistent to grow your streak and unlock badges. WHAT'S INSIDE • Block distracting apps — powered by Apple Screen Time, so it works system-wide • Daily limits & scheduled sessions — a budget for social apps, quiet hours for work, sleep, or prayer • Earn time with dhikr — a guided tasbih turns every urge to scroll into remembrance • Learn the 99 Names of Allah — Quiz and Match games with spaced repetition that makes them stick • See your day — screen time, pickups, and your most-used apps at a glance • Weekly Reflection — take account of your week (muhasabah) and share your progress • Streaks & badges — gentle motivation, never guilt • Private by design — no account, no ads, no tracking BUILT ON PATIENCE, NOT SHAME Sabr (صبر) means patience. There are no harsh lockouts and no nagging — just a small, mindful pause between you and the apps that take your time. Miss a day? Begin again. YOUR DATA NEVER LEAVES YOUR PHONE Sabr has no account system, no analytics, and no servers. Your rules, your progress, and your usage stay entirely on your device. We literally cannot see them. FREE & PREMIUM Sabr is free to use — set a limit and a session, and earn your time back with dhikr. Sabr Premium unlocks unlimited limits & sessions and the Quiz and Match learning games. PERFECT FOR • Muslims who want to scroll less and remember more • Anyone fighting phone addiction or doom-scrolling • Students and professionals who need to focus • Families building healthier screen habits Reclaim your time. Download Sabr and trade scrolling for remembrance. Questions or feedback? [email protected]