The reminder
Tired of feeling like a waste after 3 hours on TikTok?
We block these useless apps. Really think if you need it. Chances are you don’t.
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A screen blocker that asksDo the math
Do the math.
3 hours a day × 365 days =
1,095hoursThat’s 45 full days a year. Day and night.
45daysCount only the hours you’re awake and it’s 68 days.
68days
And you live regretting it.
You don’t have a time problem.
You have a “my thumb opened the app before my brain showed up” problem.
How the blocker works
Three steps:
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Step 1Once
Pick the apps.
The typical TikTok, Instagram, etc.
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Step 2Every time
Try to tap one.
Rethink your life decisions.
Do you really want to open TikTok?
Take a deep breath and read one verse first.
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Step 3Every time
Take a breath.
And remember your Lord.
We didn’t make it impossible to open TikTok.
We made it impossible to open it without thinking.
But blocking apps is the smallest thing Strong Iman does.
Here’s everything inside.
Everything inside8
The salah lock
Fajr starts.
All apps blocked until you pray.
Duas
Duas for every moment.
- When you wake up
- Eating
- Home
- Travel
- The adhan
- A big decision
- An exam, or learning
- Pain in your body
- Marriage
- Strength
It’s hard right now
For when the temptation is loud.
The duas for exactly that. And “If it already happened”, for the way back. Nothing here is recorded.
Thank
Name a favour. A light appears in your sky.
No counter. No streak.
Recite
Test what you’ve memorised.
You see the first words, you say the rest. Record yourself and hear your progress.
Listen
One shelf for your recitations.
Your reciters, your own files, any YouTube link.
30 Days of Istighfar
100 astaghfirullah a day.
Tap from a widget on your Home Screen. Nobody sees your count. Not even us.
Same phone. Same thumb. Different day.
The stack10 things
Here’s everything you get.
- The app blocker, with one breath and one verse before anything opens
- The salah lock
- Verses and hadith: 83 reflections to scroll instead
- The Names of Allah
- Duas for real moments, and a private list of your own asks
- “It’s hard right now”, and the way back
- Thank: your sky of favours
- Recite: test what you’ve memorised and hear your own progress
- Listen: one shelf for your recitations
- 30 Days of Istighfar, with Home Screen widgets
Total
Free.
No subscription. No account. No ads.
Get it free on iPhoneThe “but”5 answers
But.
“I’ll just unlock it every time.”
Maybe. Then you’ll take a breath and read a verse every time. If the worst thing this app does is put 20 verses in front of you a day, install it.
“I’ve tried blockers. I always delete them.”
You deleted them because they treated you like a child. This one treats you like a believer who forgot for a second. It asks. You decide.
“Is what’s in it authentic?”
The Quran text and its English (Saheeh International) come from quran.com by verse number. Hadith are only from al-Bukhari and Muslim, or graded sahih or hasan by al-Albani. Every one shows its source. Nothing is paraphrased, and no “popular sayings” with no source.
“What can you see?”
Not your apps. Nothing from Screen Time leaves your phone: Apple’s rule, and ours. Your asks, your recordings and your counts stay on your phone. There’s no account, so there’s nothing to sign up with. We count anonymous things like “a reminder was finished” so we can improve the app. Never which apps. Never what you type.
“Which phones?”
iPhone, iOS 18 or later.
A line from the app’s name
A strong believer is better and is more lovable to Allah than a weak believer, and there is good in everyone
You’re going to pick up your phone in the next ten minutes anyway.
Put one breath and one verse in the way. Start there, inshallah.
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