Ahonui

Ahonui vs the apps you already tried

Blockers block your apps on a timer. Trackers count your habits. Ahonui blocks your apps until the habit is done.

Blocky, a small lava rock, stands with his arms crossed in front of a phone whose apps all carry padlocks.
Ahonui.OpalScreen TimeBrickZeroLifesumStreaks
Blocks appsYesYeson a schedule, a timer or a limitYeson a schedule or a limitYesuntil you tap the Brick againNoNoNo
Unblocks when you do the habitYesNoNoNoNoNoNo
How you get around itA gem gets you 15 minutes, but your friends might troll you for using itNot in Hard Mode, except one emergency pass a weekTap Ignore LimitTap the Brick, or use one of five Emergency UnbricksNothing is blockedNothing is blockedNothing is blocked
What it tracksFasting, water, sleep, weight, movement, meals, meditation, medication, and habits you check off yourselfNothing. It guesses your sleep from phone useScreen time onlyHow long you stay blockedFasting, meals, waterMeals, weightUp to 24 tasks, some from Apple Health

Pick the app you're leaving

  1. The Brick alternative that opens when the habit is done

    Brick blocks your apps until you tap your phone on it. Ahonui blocks them until your habit is done, and checks it in Apple Health.

  2. The Opal alternative that knows if you went for the run

    Opal and Ahonui both block the apps you scroll. Opal unblocks them when the timer ends. Ahonui unblocks them when your workout shows up in Apple Health.

  3. A Screen Time alternative you cannot just ignore

    Screen Time is free and built into your iPhone, but you can tap right past it. Ahonui keeps the app blocked until your habit is done.

  4. The Streaks alternative that blocks the app until it is done

    Streaks reads Apple Health and ticks the habit off for you. Ahonui reads it too, and keeps the apps you pick blocked until the habit is done.

  5. The Zero alternative that makes you finish the fast

    Zero times your fast. Ahonui times it too, and keeps the apps you pick blocked until the fast is done.