QuitScrolling
For students

Make focus the default, not the fight.

Pre-commit to study blocks your 1 AM self has a much harder time negotiating away. Decide when you're sharp, and let the app hold the line when you're not.

Coming soon to iPhone, iPad, and Android.

QuitScrolling lock screen showing a focus session with a countdown and blocked apps

The honest part

Notifications win every willpower contest.

One glance at a feed turns a study block into an hour gone. The intention to focus is real — but it's no match for an app that's one tap away. QuitScrolling makes caving cost more than the scroll is worth.

What changes

Study blocks that actually stick.

Real focus windows

Schedule study and exam-season blocks, or start a focus lock on demand when you need to get a chapter done.

Commitment that holds

Breaking a lock early means finding your paper recovery phrase — friction strong enough to keep you in your seat.

Emergencies get through

Calls and essential functions are never blocked, so you stay reachable while the distractions stay closed.

How a focus block works

Commit first, study second.

  1. 1

    Pick your apps and window

    Choose the apps that derail you and the hours you want them gone — recurring or one-off.

  2. 2

    Start the lock

    The distractions close and a countdown begins. Nothing to police, nothing to resist tab by tab.

  3. 3

    Coast through to the end

    If you reach for a blocked app, the recovery-phrase friction usually ends the impulse before it starts.

Frequently asked questions

Lock in your next study block.

Decide now, while you're focused.