You can always continue.
Elaps doesn't block you. It just makes the apps annoying to use. The cost of continued scrolling goes up. You decide if it's worth it. Most days, you don't.
Elaps adds graceful, escalating friction to the apps that pull you in. Light usage barely notices it. Marathon scrolling waits longer and longer until you'd rather just put the phone down. Which is the point.
Open Instagram in the morning, the wait is short. Open it after two hours of cumulative scrolling, the wait is long enough to make you reconsider. Light users barely notice. Heavy users feel it.
You can always cancel and not open the app. Or wait through and continue. The wait isn't a block. It's just expensive enough that you actually decide.
Each open of a tracked app shows a wait. The duration is computed from how much you've used that app today. The curve resets at midnight. Customize it with Premium.
Elaps doesn't block you. It just makes the apps annoying to use. The cost of continued scrolling goes up. You decide if it's worth it. Most days, you don't.
When you've used Instagram for an hour, Elaps blocks instagram.com at the DNS layer. No bypass via Safari. The friction is real, not theatrical.
No analytics. No third-party SDKs. No servers we control. Everything runs on your iPhone. Your data stays in your iCloud. We can't see your usage even if we wanted to.
Free works for one app. Premium unlocks the rest. Cancel anytime in iOS Settings.
Cancel anytime in iOS Settings. No referrals. No student discounts. No ads. Ever.
Three minutes from install to your first wait. Fourteen days free. Cancel any time.