Drunk Lock - Unlock Apps Sober

About this app

Drunk Lock: Block Apps Before You Regret It We've all been there. It's 2 AM, you're three drinks deep, and your thumbs have a mind of their own. Drunk Lock stops you from sending that text, making that call, or posting something you'll cringe at tomorrow. Set it before you go out. Thank yourself in the morning. Simply pick the apps you want blocked, choose how long, and activate. Once the lock is on, the only way out is passing a sobriety test, a pattern memory challenge that's designed to be just hard enough when you're sober, and genuinely difficult when you're not. FEATURES App Blocking - Block any app or category using Apple's Screen Time framework. No root, no hacks. Sobriety Test - Want out early? Prove you're sober. Match a dot pattern, solve a math problem, or beat a reaction test depending on difficulty. Scheduled Locks - Set recurring locks for Friday nights, weekends, or any time you know things might get messy. Session History - See every session: how long it held, how many unlock attempts you made, and whether you passed or held strong. Three Difficulty Levels - Tipsy, Drunk, or Blackout. Pick your challenge. HOW IT WORKS 1. Choose apps to block 2. Set how long (2 hours to custom time) 3. Pick your challenge difficulty 4. Activate and hand future-you a problem Once locked, your selected apps are shielded, Just you, the lock, and a sobriety test standing between you and regret. Please Note Free Usage Access : > You can block any 1 app unlimited times Pro User Access ( Subscription ) > You can block unlimited apps for unlimited time till your subscription period Pro User Access ( Life Time Access ) > You can block unlimited apps for unlimited time for life! Privacy Policy Link : https://www.dropouts.in/privacypolicy/privacy-policy.html Terms and Conditions Link : https://www.dropouts.in/privacypolicy/terms-of-use.html

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