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I’ve been using Screen zen for quite some time now. I found it to be incredibly useful. Curious to know how clearspace is different from screenzen, given the la
by chandureddyvari 3y ago
I’ve been using Screen zen for quite some time now. I found it to be incredibly useful. Curious to know how clearspace is different from screenzen, given the latter is free on app store.
https://apps.apple.com/in/app/screenzen-screen-time-control/id1541027222 https://apps.apple.com/in/app/screenzen-screen-time-control/...
- louhike 3y agoAccording to the app description, it’s free for a limited time though.
- anteloper 3y agoA few ways! - social accountability via teammates - data reporting and streaks - we think displaying habit-change progress should have a cumulative and compounding effect. streaks are proving particularly effective for our users in this regard - website support for non-safari browsers - more complex scheduling - Screenzen will let you specify 1-3pm on MWF, for example, but not 1-3pm and 9-11pm MWF) - much, much more to come. we're building for the cross platform future
- YPCrumble 3y agoWhat is the benefit of this over Apple’s default screen time app?
- anteloper 3y agoa few ways! but the most succinct answer is that with clearspace, no learned behavior path can become a compulsive habit for quickly getting more scrolling. every configuration of screen time limits we've tried has ended with us learning the quickest behavioral path to more scrolling (ie: quickly tapping "5 more minutes", entering passcode, etc).