Focus and Screen Time
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FocusPass: App Blocker
- 27 Focus Session Judgment ChallengesChoose practical focus boundaries, intentional breaks and useful session reviews through fictional everyday scenarios.
- App blocker for ADHD adults: the first seven daysA seven-day checklist for adults who want to shield selected apps on iPhone, keep essential tools available and compare free features with FocusPass Pro.
- Essential Apps Checklist Before a Focus SessionReview sign-in, communication, travel and task access before blocking distractions.
- No phone after 9pm challenge: seven nightsA seven-night no-phone-after-9pm challenge with a progress ring, a printable tracker and one rule a night. For the person who scrolls in bed and knows it.
- Phone Check Pattern Finder: Spot Your Busiest HourTurn a one-day phone-check log into an hourly chart and a busiest 60-minute window. Find a specific moment to try an app-blocking rule.
- Post and Leave: Social Media Checklist for CreatorsBuild a one-task publishing, reply or metric-check session with a clear exit. Copy or print your checklist.
- Study Break Schedule Builder: Fit Focus Blocks into Your TimeBuild a study schedule that fits your available minutes. Compare focus and break lengths, see a visual block timeline, and choose a concrete return cue.
- Screen Time limits don’t work? Passes vs limits vs deletingCompare iPhone Screen Time limits, deleting apps, Focus modes and timed Passes. See the controls, recovery limits and a real FocusPass walkthrough.
Time Debt: Screen Time
- Screen-Time Number Detective27 worked scenarios about durations, percentages, overlapping sessions and careful interpretation of screen-use records.
- Screen Time Borrowing Calculator: See Tomorrow’s TradeoffPreview a simple screen-time borrowing tradeoff. Set an allowance, minimum floor and borrowing cap; see extra time today and what remains tomorrow.
- iPhone Screen Time vs app blockerBuilt-in Screen Time limits, a hard app blocker, or borrowing time from tomorrow: a side-by-side, a three-tap quiz, and where each one breaks at 11 pm.
- Compare Two Screen Time Weeks Without the Partial-Week TrapCompare screen-time minutes on matching weekdays, then download the entries and arithmetic as a CSV. Missing days stay blank; recorded zeros count.
- Screen time as a share of your waking dayCalculate your phone use as a percentage of waking hours and compare a smaller daily target. Free, private-by-default planning calculator.
- Weekly Screen Time Budget Calculator: Weekday and Weekend LimitsTurn weekday and weekend screen-time limits into a weekly total. Compare two plans, see the difference in hours and minutes, and keep the assumptions visible.
- How to stop ignoring your screen time limit (6 steps)How to stop ignoring your screen time limit: replace "Ignore Limit for Today" with a 10-minute loan you repay tomorrow. Six steps with real screens.
Now: ADHD Task Starter
- 27 Task-Starting Decision ChallengesChoose useful first actions for fictional writing, paperwork, planning and everyday tasks with clear explanations.
- ADHD mom can't start cleaning: a five-question quizA five-question quiz for the mom with ADHD staring at a messy house. It names your kind of stuck and gives one two-minute first step for one room.
- Definition of Done for Personal TasksGive one task a visible finish line, a scope boundary and a first action. Editable card with four worked examples.
- Task Dependency Sorter: Find What You Can Start FirstSort four tasks by their prerequisites. Find a valid starting order, spot circular dependencies, and choose a small first action.
- Task Time Estimate Calculator: Compare Planned and Actual MinutesCompare three task estimates with actual time. See the ratios, a visual comparison and a transparent planning example using your own observations.
- Why can’t I start tasks? Pomodoro vs two-minute startsTry a 20-second first step in your browser, compare it with a longer focus session, and watch how Now breaks a task down on iPhone.
Attention Age: Focus Test
- Careful Scan Choices27 original untimed scanning questions with clear rules and answers. These are entertainment, not a health or ability assessment.
- Compare two visual-search attemptsFind the same five targets in two untimed boards, check every choice, and compare the attempts without an age or ability score.
- Compare two matched visual-search attemptsFind five odd shapes twice and compare elapsed time and misses without an age score, diagnosis or account.
- Check your setup before comparing focus scoresFive score-comparison checks and a copyable preparation checklist. An Attention Age companion.
- Find your place after a notificationBuild and copy a practical return-to-task plan for reading, writing, numbers or planning. An original Attention Age web companion.
- Short Text Difference Checker: Find Changed Letters, Spaces and NumbersCompare two short texts locally. Highlight inserted and removed characters, including spaces and line breaks. Free proofreading helper with a worked example.
- What attention test scores meanAttention-test terms explained, with a descriptive reaction-time spread calculator. See the mean, sample SD and CV without a clinical or app score.
- Test your attention span at home (shift workers)Test your attention span at home when you work nights or sleep badly: a sleep-debt check, what a 5-minute attention test can tell you, and when to re-test.
SkillArena: Focus Training
- Short Reasoning Rounds27 independent pattern, recall and decision questions with explained answers. Nine families contain three cases each.
- Estimate Then Count: Free Dot Estimation PracticeEstimate six dot fields, reveal the exact count, and regroup the dots into tens. Untimed visual number practice with a clear round-by-round recap.
- Free brain games for kids without ads (parent guide)What to check before handing a tween a brain-game app: ads, accounts, timers, what scores mean. A parent guide to SkillArena with a 20-second game to try.
- Mirror Grid Puzzle: Reflect or Rotate a 4 by 4 PatternReflect or rotate six four-by-four patterns, inspect a solution without losing your attempt, and share a spoiler-free link to the same browser challenge.
- Play an untimed rule switching gameSix fixed cards, six changing rules, and an explanation for every decision. An original SkillArena web companion.
- Tap blue, leave red: a 24-signal browser activityTry 24 go/no-go signals with descriptive counts and approximate browser response times. An original game companion with no clinical interpretation.
Cognilo: Brain Training Games
- Deduction Choice Lab27 original deduction questions about evidence, constraints and certainty. Nine families contain three cases each.
- Spot the Change: Six-Object Memory TrayStudy six objects and identify replacements, swaps or unchanged trays in four untimed rounds. Review the exact positions and compare your selection.
- A short puzzle break for new parentsChoose numbers, words or patterns, decide whether to see a hint and get a puzzle for the time you have. Includes a worked answer for every option.
- Number Sequence Practice: Find a Rule and Check Two More TermsTry six untimed number-pattern puzzles. Choose among stated rules, check every step and reveal the next two terms with an explanation.
- Rotation Matching Game: Six Free Shape PuzzlesFind the rotated twin among a mirror image and a different shape. Play six untimed puzzles, turn the target and reveal explanations without a score.
- Five everyday mental math problems with worked answersPractise five everyday money and time problems, untimed by default. See each worked answer and optionally turn on a timer. No sign-up.
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FocusPass: App Blocker
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Time Debt: Screen Time
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Now: ADHD Task Starter
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On a computer? Scan with your iPhone Camera, then tap the link. On your phone, use the App Store button above.
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Attention Age: Focus Test
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On a computer? Scan with your iPhone Camera, then tap the link. On your phone, use the App Store button above.
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SkillArena: Focus Training
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Cognilo: Brain Training Games
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On a computer? Scan with your iPhone Camera, then tap the link. On your phone, use the App Store button above.
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Start, notice, compare — 6 original exercises to try, copy or print, with optional links to the related iPhone apps.
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- Start, notice, compareSix practical focus and game activities. Original exercises with copy and print controls.
- Focus and Screen Time: Mini-Challenges with Worked AnswersChoose a free challenge collection, compare answer choices and read the worked explanation. Original companion activities from Honest Little Apps.
- Careful Scan Choices27 original untimed scanning questions with clear rules and answers. These are entertainment, not a health or ability assessment.
- Deduction Choice Lab27 original deduction questions about evidence, constraints and certainty. Nine families contain three cases each.
- 27 Focus Session Judgment ChallengesChoose practical focus boundaries, intentional breaks and useful session reviews through fictional everyday scenarios.
- 27 Task-Starting Decision ChallengesChoose useful first actions for fictional writing, paperwork, planning and everyday tasks with clear explanations.
- Short Reasoning Rounds27 independent pattern, recall and decision questions with explained answers. Nine families contain three cases each.
- Screen-Time Number Detective27 worked scenarios about durations, percentages, overlapping sessions and careful interpretation of screen-use records.
- Compare two visual-search attemptsFind the same five targets in two untimed boards, check every choice, and compare the attempts without an age or ability score.
- Compare two matched visual-search attemptsFind five odd shapes twice and compare elapsed time and misses without an age score, diagnosis or account.
- Spot the Change: Six-Object Memory TrayStudy six objects and identify replacements, swaps or unchanged trays in four untimed rounds. Review the exact positions and compare your selection.
- Check your setup before comparing focus scoresFive score-comparison checks and a copyable preparation checklist. An Attention Age companion.
- Find your place after a notificationBuild and copy a practical return-to-task plan for reading, writing, numbers or planning. An original Attention Age web companion.
- Short Text Difference Checker: Find Changed Letters, Spaces and NumbersCompare two short texts locally. Highlight inserted and removed characters, including spaces and line breaks. Free proofreading helper with a worked example.
- What attention test scores meanAttention-test terms explained, with a descriptive reaction-time spread calculator. See the mean, sample SD and CV without a clinical or app score.
- A short puzzle break for new parentsChoose numbers, words or patterns, decide whether to see a hint and get a puzzle for the time you have. Includes a worked answer for every option.
- Number Sequence Practice: Find a Rule and Check Two More TermsTry six untimed number-pattern puzzles. Choose among stated rules, check every step and reveal the next two terms with an explanation.
- Rotation Matching Game: Six Free Shape PuzzlesFind the rotated twin among a mirror image and a different shape. Play six untimed puzzles, turn the target and reveal explanations without a score.
- App blocker for ADHD adults: the first seven daysA seven-day checklist for adults who want to shield selected apps on iPhone, keep essential tools available and compare free features with FocusPass Pro.
- Essential Apps Checklist Before a Focus SessionReview sign-in, communication, travel and task access before blocking distractions.
- No phone after 9pm challenge: seven nightsA seven-night no-phone-after-9pm challenge with a progress ring, a printable tracker and one rule a night. For the person who scrolls in bed and knows it.
- Phone Check Pattern Finder: Spot Your Busiest HourTurn a one-day phone-check log into an hourly chart and a busiest 60-minute window. Find a specific moment to try an app-blocking rule.
- Post and Leave: Social Media Checklist for CreatorsBuild a one-task publishing, reply or metric-check session with a clear exit. Copy or print your checklist.
- Study Break Schedule Builder: Fit Focus Blocks into Your TimeBuild a study schedule that fits your available minutes. Compare focus and break lengths, see a visual block timeline, and choose a concrete return cue.
- ADHD mom can't start cleaning: a five-question quizA five-question quiz for the mom with ADHD staring at a messy house. It names your kind of stuck and gives one two-minute first step for one room.
- Definition of Done for Personal TasksGive one task a visible finish line, a scope boundary and a first action. Editable card with four worked examples.
- Task Dependency Sorter: Find What You Can Start FirstSort four tasks by their prerequisites. Find a valid starting order, spot circular dependencies, and choose a small first action.
- Task Time Estimate Calculator: Compare Planned and Actual MinutesCompare three task estimates with actual time. See the ratios, a visual comparison and a transparent planning example using your own observations.
- Estimate Then Count: Free Dot Estimation PracticeEstimate six dot fields, reveal the exact count, and regroup the dots into tens. Untimed visual number practice with a clear round-by-round recap.
- Free brain games for kids without ads (parent guide)What to check before handing a tween a brain-game app: ads, accounts, timers, what scores mean. A parent guide to SkillArena with a 20-second game to try.
- Mirror Grid Puzzle: Reflect or Rotate a 4 by 4 PatternReflect or rotate six four-by-four patterns, inspect a solution without losing your attempt, and share a spoiler-free link to the same browser challenge.
- Play an untimed rule switching gameSix fixed cards, six changing rules, and an explanation for every decision. An original SkillArena web companion.
- Screen Time Borrowing Calculator: See Tomorrow’s TradeoffPreview a simple screen-time borrowing tradeoff. Set an allowance, minimum floor and borrowing cap; see extra time today and what remains tomorrow.
- iPhone Screen Time vs app blockerBuilt-in Screen Time limits, a hard app blocker, or borrowing time from tomorrow: a side-by-side, a three-tap quiz, and where each one breaks at 11 pm.
- Compare Two Screen Time Weeks Without the Partial-Week TrapCompare screen-time minutes on matching weekdays, then download the entries and arithmetic as a CSV. Missing days stay blank; recorded zeros count.
- Screen time as a share of your waking dayCalculate your phone use as a percentage of waking hours and compare a smaller daily target. Free, private-by-default planning calculator.
- Weekly Screen Time Budget Calculator: Weekday and Weekend LimitsTurn weekday and weekend screen-time limits into a weekly total. Compare two plans, see the difference in hours and minutes, and keep the assumptions visible.
- Test your attention span at home (shift workers)Test your attention span at home when you work nights or sleep badly: a sleep-debt check, what a 5-minute attention test can tell you, and when to re-test.
- Five everyday mental math problems with worked answersPractise five everyday money and time problems, untimed by default. See each worked answer and optionally turn on a timer. No sign-up.
- Screen Time limits don’t work? Passes vs limits vs deletingCompare iPhone Screen Time limits, deleting apps, Focus modes and timed Passes. See the controls, recovery limits and a real FocusPass walkthrough.
- Why can’t I start tasks? Pomodoro vs two-minute startsTry a 20-second first step in your browser, compare it with a longer focus session, and watch how Now breaks a task down on iPhone.
- Tap blue, leave red: a 24-signal browser activityTry 24 go/no-go signals with descriptive counts and approximate browser response times. An original game companion with no clinical interpretation.
- How to stop ignoring your screen time limit (6 steps)How to stop ignoring your screen time limit: replace "Ignore Limit for Today" with a 10-minute loan you repay tomorrow. Six steps with real screens.
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