Most app blockers focus on a hard stop. That can be useful, but not every situation calls for the same boundary. Bspace gives you a stopping point during use and a more deliberate way to ask for extra time.
Add a stopping point to the scroll
A quick check can become a long session because an endless feed never tells you when you’ve seen enough. A reminder creates a clear place to stop and check in.
Bspace uses Apple Screen Time to show a system shield once you reach the interval you set. Finish for now or continue; if you keep going, another reminder appears after the next interval.
Choose the boundary that fits
Use recurring reminders for gentle check-ins, daily limits for a firmer boundary, and Work or Sleep schedules when timing matters.
You decide which apps and websites to include. If you reach a Daily Limit and need more time, take five breaths before adding 1–20 minutes at a time without changing the limit you set.
Three small steps
Select an app or website and set its reminder and daily limit.
When you reach the interval you set, Screen Time shows a reminder.
Finish for now, continue until the next reminder, or take five breaths before adding time after your Daily Limit.
Your questions, answered
01Can Bspace completely block an iPhone app?+
Bspace can apply a Screen Time shield when you reach your Daily Limit or during a Work or Sleep schedule. It also offers gentler recurring reminders when you want regular check-ins instead of a hard stop.
02Does Bspace work with Apple Screen Time?+
Yes. Bspace uses Apple Screen Time technology to monitor the boundaries you set, apply system shields, and show activity summaries on your device.
03Can Bspace see which apps I select?+
Apple represents Screen Time selections with opaque tokens. Bspace stores those tokens and related settings locally. It does not send information about the apps you select or your Screen Time activity to its servers.