Set in advance · Held automatically
WNN blocks the apps that pull you off course, during windows you commit to ahead of time — when you still have the perspective to choose well.
7-day free trial · $1.99/month or $9.99/year · Healthy mode free forever
How it works
Pick a mode or build your own schedule, then choose which apps and categories go dark. You set it once, while you are calm and clear-headed.
WNN uses Apple's Screen Time framework to hide the apps you chose, at the times you chose. Nothing to remember, nothing to switch on.
A lock screen widget shows the window you are in and how long is left. When it ends, your apps come back on their own.
Five modes
Twenty-four professions, each with a researched daily schedule — the hours that role protects and the hours it gives away.
24 professionsClass blocks, study windows, and a separate student-athlete track that works around practice and travel.
Two tracksTen sports, shaped around training, recovery, and competition days rather than a generic nine to five.
10 sportsBuild the day yourself, window by window, for a schedule none of the presets can describe.
Build your ownA lighter rhythm for meals, movement, and winding down — the one mode that stays available without a subscription.
Free foreverWhat WNN does not do
There is no email to enter, no password to make, and no profile to fill in. Open the app and start.
Apple's Family Controls framework keeps your app selections on the device. WNN never receives them and never uploads them.
No advertising identifiers, no analytics profile, no data sold or shared. Read the full privacy policy.
Pricing
Both plans start with a 7-day free trial. Subscriptions renew automatically unless cancelled at least 24 hours before the period ends, and you can cancel any time in your Apple Account settings. Payment is handled by Apple. Full details are in the terms of use, and cancellation and refund steps are on the support page.
Before you download
App blocking on iPhone is only possible through Apple's Screen Time and Family Controls system, so WNN asks for that permission the first time you set up a schedule. If the permission is turned off later, or Screen Time is restricted on the device, blocking stops until it is granted again. There is more on this — and what to do when a block does not start — on the support page.