Pact is the screen-time app you use with your mates. Set a pact together — no TikTok after 11, an hour a day, whatever you agree. Break it, and everyone gets the notification.
Every screen-time app trusts you to police yourself. That's why you deleted the last one. Pact makes your mates the police.
Invite 3–8 mates. Agree the pact together: daily scroll budget, phone-free hours, app blackouts — your rules.
Real blocking, same tech as the strict focus apps. The difference: switching it off isn't private anymore.
Bail at 1am and the squad gets the alert — with a screenshot-worthy amount of shame. Hold the line and the squad streak grows. Optional stakes: loser buys the coffees.
Your week, exposed. Who locked in, who rotted, whose 2am scroll session dragged the squad down. Made to be posted.
Both. Pact uses Apple's Screen Time technology — the same real blocking as the strict focus apps. The social layer exists because blocking alone has a fatal flaw: you can always switch it off in private. With Pact, switching it off isn't private.
They don't have to. Squads, blocking, streaks and the Rot Report are free, full stop. Premium adds strict mode, custom rules and stakes for the committed — and one person can cover their whole squad with a Squad Pass.
No. The numbers come from your phone, not from you. That's the point — your group chat already suspects your screen time is horrific; Pact just confirms it.
Only what it needs: which tracked apps were used and for how long, on your device. No message content, no browsing, no selling data — the business model is subscriptions, not surveillance.
iPhone first, Android next. Join the waitlist either way and tell us — enough Android demand moves it up the list.
Join the waitlist and you'll be first in when squads open. Bring your group chat — pacts need at least 3.
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