ScreenTimeTrack

What ScreenTimeTrack is

ScreenTimeTrack is an iOS app for setting app or category limits at different times of day. You can create separate schedules for morning, afternoon, and evening, then choose whether the app reminds you or blocks an app when a limit is reached. The free version includes one all-day segment and basic usage statistics. Premium adds segment-based monitoring, up to 10 custom time segments per day, sharing through Apple Shortcuts, and Family Sharing. Shortcuts can pass usage data to other apps or people. The maker says usage data remains on the device rather than being uploaded and states that the app complies with Apple privacy standards. ScreenTimeTrack is available through an App Store download link and supports iOS/iPadOS. The maker describes it for people managing work or study distractions, late-night phone use, and parents supporting healthier phone habits for children. A 7-day free trial is listed for Premium, but no Premium price is provided.

Who it suits

It may suit iPhone and iPad users who want scheduled app limits and usage reports, including people addressing work or study distractions or late-night phone use. Family Sharing is included with Premium for parents helping children build healthier digital habits.

Limits

The free version provides one all-day segment and basic usage statistics. Premium is listed with a 7-day free trial and supports up to 10 custom time segments per day.

Getting started

1. Open the App Store download link from the maker’s website.
2. Install ScreenTimeTrack on an iOS or iPadOS device.
3. Use the free version with its all-day segment and basic usage statistics.
4. Consider Premium’s 7-day free trial for up to 10 custom segments per day and Family Sharing.

Verdict

ScreenTimeTrack combines scheduled limits with usage statistics, and its free version includes basic reporting and limit actions. Premium adds more daily segments and family and Shortcuts sharing, with a 7-day trial but no listed price.