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An intentional screen-time companion

Jaild.

Lock distractions.
Free your time.

Make room for the things you choose. Set a daily boundary, put distractions on pause, and let the rest of your day open up.

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Free via Apple’s TestFlight app · Beta, so your feedback shapes it

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Jaild.
More time, everydayScheduled

Less scrolling.
More living.

Your evening is yours again. A small boundary makes a little more room.

Your next block
22:00 — 06:00
8 hours planned · Ends next day

Planned hours, not measured usage.
This interactive concept does not block apps.

Preview stateSimulated states · demo only
01Pick the apps.

Choose what pulls you away; iPhone’s Screen Time does the blocking.

02Set the hours and days.

Up to 12 blocks: evenings, focus mornings, weekdays only. They can run past midnight.

03Hard Mode, if you want it.

No stopping, skipping, or editing in the app while a block runs. A promise to yourself.

Good questions.

How do I get Jaild?

Jaild is in beta through TestFlight, Apple’s app for pre-release apps. Tap Join, install TestFlight if asked, then install Jaild. It’s free during the beta; the App Store release comes later.

Can I turn a block off early?

Normally, yes. With Hard Mode on, Jaild has no stop, skip, edit, or delete until the block ends. iOS still lets you revoke Screen Time access or delete the app. It’s a commitment, not a cage.

What does Jaild see?

Apple’s Screen Time keeps your app choices private. Jaild has no account, no analytics, and no tracking, and your plans stay on your iPhone. Read the privacy policy.

More room for
what matters to you.

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