You opened it again.
You weren't even thinking about it.
Hima catches that reflex before the feed does. When you try to open an app you've chosen, Hima stops you at the door. Leave—or go in on purpose and decide exactly how long you're staying.
For iPhone, on iOS 26 or later. Hima is an app blocker built on Apple's Screen Time framework, so there is no Android version yet.
The feed doesn't open. A breath does.
Then Hima asks how long you actually need—and puts the pause back when that time is up.
- 01You pick the apps. The ones your thumb opens on its own.
- 02The pause opens instead of the feed. Long enough to notice you never decided to.
- 03Leave, or choose a window of time. Five minutes, twenty, an hour—on purpose.
- 04When it's up, the pause comes back. Five minutes meant five minutes.
Most blockers just lock the door. Hima puts a decision at it. You stay in control—you just stop opening things on autopilot.
You already know which ones they are.
- 01 Late at night, when “five more minutes” turns into an hour.
- 02 At work, when one notification costs you the afternoon.
- 03 In line, on the couch, at the table—every time your thumb moves first.
One app is never really the problem.
Premium covers every app that pulls at you, the hours you want protected, and a boundary that holds on its own.
- →Focus sessions. Your selected apps go unavailable until you're done.
- →Quiet hours. Sleep, work, dinner—protected on a schedule you set once.
- →Daily limits. A realistic boundary for each app.
Your app choices stay on your iPhone.
Hima uses Apple's Screen Time framework to place the pause. Your Screen Time data and the apps you select never leave your device. No account. No sign-in.
- ✓Selected apps arrive as opaque tokens—Hima can't read which apps you picked.
- ✓Screen Time data is processed on device and never sent to our servers.
- ✓Core app-limiting features work offline.
Open on purpose.
One decision before the scroll begins. That's the whole idea.