Logiq
Train your brain before you scroll.
What it does
The biggest thing we added is **Screen Time**. You can pick the apps you spend too much time on, and Logiq will lock them until you finish your daily brain training. The idea is pretty simple: if we’re going to spend hours scrolling every day, why not spend a few minutes training our brain first? Train first. Scroll after.
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Free · In‑App Purchases · Designed for iPad. Not verified for macOS. Education Developer Griz Language EN + 19 More Size 107.7 MB iPhone, iPad Logiq – Train Your Brain and Track Your IQ Growth Train your brain before you scroll. Logiq combines brain training, cognitive challenges, progress tracking, and Screen Time controls to help you build a stronger daily routine. Challenge your memory, attention, logic, and problem-solving skills while tracking how your performance changes over time. SCREEN TIME, REIMAGINED Turn scrolling into motivation. Choose apps you want to limit, complete your daily brain training, and earn access back to them. Instead of simply trying to spend less time on your…from apps.apple.com
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