Pick the apps that eat your day. He puts them on lockdown — with curfews, daily caps and unlocks you have to earn.
Pick apps and sites, or drop a whole squad into one group and block them together.
Curfews, work blocks, daily caps. Sarge holds the line whether you like it or not.
Ten pushups or a math problem stands between you and the feed. Counted on-device.
Turn it on and the escape hatches close. Deleting the app, loosening a rule, begging — none of it works until the cooldown runs out.
Friction gates make the unlock cost something. Ten pushups counted by the camera, or a problem your half-asleep brain has to actually solve.
No account, no sync, no analytics. Your usage data stays on the device — Sarge is the only one watching, and he doesn't file reports.
Group your worst offenders once, then block, cap or schedule the whole set with a single switch.
Normally yes — Sarge just makes you work for it. In Strict Mode, no: you wait out the cooldown.
Barely. On iPhone, blocking rides Apple's own Screen Time engine; on Android a lightweight watcher only checks which app is in front.
Your first week is free — everything unlocked. After that, buy it once (€7.99) or run it monthly (€1.99), billed through the App Store or Google Play. Cancel there any time.
Never. There's no account and no server — everything stays on your device. Details in the privacy policy.
First week free — the whole kit. Two minutes to set up. Considerably harder to get out of.