Last updated: July 15, 2026
These Terms of Use govern use of Screen Schedule - App Limits (“Screen Schedule” or “the app”). By downloading or using the app, you agree to these terms. If you do not agree, do not use the app.
Apple’s Standard Licensed Application End User License Agreement also applies to the app license. These terms supplement that agreement. Mandatory consumer rights under applicable law are not excluded.
Screen Schedule is a self-management tool that helps users organize time periods, view selected calendar events, recommend useful apps, and pause selected apps or categories with Apple’s Screen Time technologies.
The user must be legally able to accept these terms and must be authorized to control the device. Screen Time features require approval in Apple’s system interface. Calendar features require optional Calendar permission. The user is responsible for the settings, apps, categories, durations, presets, and calendar events they choose.
This version is intended for self-management by the device owner. It is not a parental-control service and does not provide remote control of another person’s device.
Screen Schedule relies on Apple frameworks and services including Family Controls, Device Activity, Managed Settings, EventKit, WidgetKit, ActivityKit, StoreKit, notifications, and optional iCloud storage.
iOS determines when background monitoring, shields, usage-duration events, widgets, Live Activities, notifications, calendar synchronization, and purchase updates run. These features may be delayed, interrupted, unavailable, or changed by the operating system, device state, permissions, network conditions, or Apple service availability.
Screen Schedule does not guarantee that an app will always be blocked, that a usage threshold will be reported at the exact second, or that the device owner cannot revoke permission or change a setting.
A free version is available without advertising. Its active limits include one My Schedule preset, four regular periods plus Sleep, four recommended apps per period, two paused apps or categories in total per period, and a fixed 10-second usage threshold. All eight Lock Screen items are displayed.
Pro removes the active limits on presets, regular periods, recommended apps, and paused items. It enables date-based preset selection, per-app thresholds, individual show or hide controls for the eight Lock Screen items, and automatic iCloud backup.
If Pro access ends, saved content is not deleted. The app temporarily applies the Free limits and My Schedule. Extra saved presets, periods, and app selections remain available to delete or reorder. They become active again if Pro access is restored.
Features, limits, and prices may change in a future version. Changes will not alter a completed purchase except as allowed by Apple and applicable law.
Pro may be offered as: