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Work · April 15, 2026

ScrollBye: No data collected App Blocker

Block apps. No account. No tracking.

ScrollBye: No data collected App Blocker launched on April 15, 2026 with 2 votes, #4,561 of 21,248 launches that month.

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What it does

Most app blockers track your habits, require an account, and sell your data. ScrollBye does the opposite. Zero data collected. No account needed. No tracking. Ever. ScrollBye blocks your most addictive apps automatically, so you never have to rely on willpower again. Set it once. It runs every day on its own. No way to relapse in 2 taps. Built for people who are serious about getting their time back. And as student I also really like focus mode because I can't scroll by muscle memory.

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Free · In-App Purchases · Designed for iPad. Not verified for macOS. Productivity Developer KAREL ZAHRADNICEK Language EN English Size 6.2 MB iPhone, iPad Finally block the apps that eat your day. Focus Mode locks distractions for up to 2 hours. Schedule morning & evening blocks. Your phone, your rules. Stop losing hours to “just 5 minutes.” ScrollBye blocks your most addictive apps — exactly when you need it. No guilt. No hacks. Just control. Break the scroll loop Social media is designed to keep you stuck. ScrollBye helps you step out on your terms. Block distracting apps, schedule focus time, and finally feel in control of your phone. What makes ScrollBye different? Most apps rely on…from apps.apple.com

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