Slow the reflex before it opens
How it works
Block apps you open on autopilot
Use Screen Time to choose the apps and categories that pull you in.
Tap through a phrase
Each tap reveals the next phrase and adds time to your earned-time bank.
Spend a short pass
Choose a temporary unlock. Your selected apps re-lock when the pass ends.
Change the thought before the scroll
Stacky Coach helps you pause, reframe what is happening, and choose a next move before you decide whether to earn access.
The blocker for people who bypass blockers
Stackwall is more than a blocker. The block creates the pause; Stacky Coach helps change the thought behind the reach before access.
When a task gets hard, boredom shows up, or something feels uncomfortable, your phone can become the easiest exit.
Hurdle → Phone → Scroll → Repeat
Stackwall is for the moment before the scroll. It catches the urge and gives you a concrete next move.
In the default mode, tapping earns time. When you want more active friction, require a text note or a voice rep before a tap earns.
Stacky Coach follows a short Pause → Reframe → Choose flow. Describe what is happening and get five ways to think about the moment before you decide what to do.
The block slows the reflex. Coach helps you change the thought behind it. The earned time gives you a bounded choice.
Your settings changes wait 24 hours. The rule you set while calm gets time to protect you when the urge is loud.
Stackwall gives you:
Block selected apps and categories with Screen Time
Tap a phrase to earn temporary unlock time for selected apps
Optional hard daily unlock limit
24-hour delay on blocker changes
Optional text note or voice rep before a tap earns time
Stacky Coach to pause, reframe, and choose
Phrase library to save, favorite, edit, rotate, and organize collections
Record phrases in your own voice and play Phrase Audio during tap or Timer mode
Brick wall progress, daily goals, streaks, and activity history
Home Screen and Lock Screen widgets
Who it's for
You reach for your phone when work gets hard, boring, or uncomfortable
You bypass the limits you set the same day
You want app blocking that requires effort, not just another timer
You want a hard daily ceiling, not only friction
You want something to do instead of doomscrolling
You want to get back to what you meant to do
You want access to be a choice, not a reflex
Common questions
How does Stackwall block apps?
Stackwall uses Screen Time to block the selected apps and categories that distract you most. When you open one, Stackwall opens in its place.
How do I earn screen time with Stackwall?
In the default mode, you tap through a phrase. Each tap adds your chosen number of seconds to an earned-time bank. You can also require a text note or voice rep before a tap earns time.
What is the 24-hour rule?
Changes to blocker settings take 24 hours to apply. The rule you set while calm has time to protect you when the urge is loud.
What does Stacky Coach do?
Stacky Coach helps you pause, name what is pulling you toward the app, reframe the thought, and choose what to do next. You can turn the result into a phrase for the next blocked-app moment.
Guides for the app-open moment
Put a better next move before the scroll.
Learn how to stop doomscrolling, change the thought before the app opens, and protect the limits you set.

