Naze is a screen-time tool that adds a deliberate pause when someone tries to open selected social apps. Users choose which apps to restrict, then go through an unlock flow that asks why they want to open an app and how long they need it. The idea is to make automatic app-checking more intentional rather than to replace every built-in parental or device control. Its blocking behavior depends on iOS permissions and the selected setup, so test it with the apps and schedules that matter to you. Check whether reminders, restrictions, or other features require a paid plan, and review privacy settings before enabling usage access.
