Draw the line
Choose apps with Apple's Family Controls picker, set a daily allowance and name a quiet window. The app list stays on your iPhone.
On-device selection
In development · iOS
A quiet phone, kept between two.
QuietPact is a screen-time agreement for two people. Pick the apps that pull you in, give your partner the key, and follow one shared score — instead of arguing with yourself at midnight.
Not on the App Store yet · One pact, two people · No ads
01 · How a pact works
Three steps. Then the phone goes quiet.
Not another dashboard and not another feed. An agreement with one other person, made explicit — with a key, a score and a way back in.
Hand over one key
Invite one person as your keyholder. When you want a pause, they approve or decline. An approved break lasts 10 minutes — no silent bypass.
Two seats, one pactKeep the same score
Shields drop into place on schedule. Your 0–100 score syncs to both phones, and an optional 20:30 note sums up the day.
Shared weekly score
02 · What is inside
Built for two people, not two feeds.
The features exist to keep one agreement visible. No public profile, no leaderboard, no streak you can buy your way out of.
Apps you choose
Pick the apps that pull you in with Apple's Family Controls picker. Shields apply on your iPhone, and the selection never leaves it.
A keyholder, not a warden
A pause starts with a 10-second countdown and three exits: cancel, a 10-minute break, or a request to your partner. If the request cannot reach the server, a local fallback opens after 15 minutes.
Quiet on a schedule
One daily quiet window is free. Planned QuietPact+ adds day-based schedules, several windows and holiday breaks.
Free window · more in PlusOne score, both screens
Your weekly 0–100 score syncs to the pact: 60% quiet windows, 25% allowance, 15% streak. No leaderboard, no public profile.
A 20:30 note, not a nag
An optional local notification sums up today's pauses, allowance and score. It is built on your iPhone and works offline.
Your history, in a file
Export the pact, seats, weekly scores and events as JSON or CSV. App names and usage numbers are deliberately absent.
Planned in PlusA link, not a login
A read-only web summary for a partner who does not install the app. It shows the pact name, score, seats and recent event types — never app usage. The page speaks 12 languages, needs no JavaScript and can be revoked at any time.
Anyone with the link can view itNo ads. No data sale.
QuietPact is funded by one planned subscription, not attention. Blocking, app count and alerts stay free forever.
On device
Your app list stays on your iPhone.
03 · Privacy by boundary
The pact is shared. The app list is not.
A two-person agreement needs a few shared signals. It does not need your screen history. The line is drawn in the product, not buried in a setting.
On-device by default
Apple's Family Controls picker gives QuietPact opaque tokens. App selection, shields and usage totals stay on your iPhone — they are not uploaded to us.
What your partner sees
The shared weekly score, pause decisions and alert types: access revoked, app removed, 24 hours of silence and an approved override. Never your app usage. A pause request carries only the app's display name and the minutes you ask for.
What the server keeps
The minimum pact data in Cloudflare D1: pact name, seats and roles, invite codes, event types and times, pause requests, weekly scores and the summary token. No usage data, bundle IDs or screen content. No ads and no data sale.
The link is a capability
Anyone with the summary link can open the read-only page, so treat it like a key. It shows the pact name, score, seats, last seen and recent event types. Revoke it in the app; it also expires after seven days. The page works in 12 languages.
04 · Planned pricing
Free is a whole pact. Plus is more room.
Not a demo and not a trial timer. One complete agreement stays free; the planned subscription adds automation, history and scale. The app is not on the App Store yet.
Free
$0forever
One complete pact for two people. No countdown, no card.
- One full pact, two seats
- Unlimited app shields
- Partner approvals and alerts
- One daily quiet window and allowance
- Shared weekly score and 7-day history
- Daily 20:30 summary
- Read-only web summary link
- Solo mode, for the days nobody joins
QuietPact+
Planned price$29.99per year
One yearly price for the whole pact. No monthly plan, no lifetime plan, no trial.
- Everything in Free
- Day-based schedules, several windows and holiday breaks
- Up to three pacts
- 12-week history and trends
- Weekly report and share card
- Gradual tightening and partner insights
- JSON and CSV export
- Priority support
Planned price, not a purchase. Nothing can be bought today. When QuietPact ships, QuietPact+ will be a yearly subscription billed through the App Store; the store shows your local price including tax. Cancel at least 24 hours before renewal in your Apple ID settings. Blocking, app count and alerts stay free.
05 · Questions
Before the first pact.
Straight answers about the app, the boundary and the price. If yours is not here, email us.
Is QuietPact available now?
Not yet. The iOS app is in development and is not on the App Store. It depends on Apple's Family Controls entitlement and App Review, so there is no release date to promise. Join the launch updates list for one email when it ships.
What exactly is a pact?
An agreement between two people: a daily allowance, a quiet window and the apps you want to use less. One person holds the key and can approve pause requests; the other follows the score. You can also use a pact on your own.
Does my partner see which apps I block?
No. The app list and usage totals stay on your iPhone. Your partner sees the shared score, quiet-window state and alert types. A pause request sends the app's display name and the requested minutes, nothing else.
What is on the read-only web summary?
The pact name, weekly score, seats, last seen and recent event types. No app names, usage minutes or screen content. It is a tokenised link: anyone with it can view the page, so share it only with someone you trust. Revoke it in the app at any time; it also expires after seven days.
What if my partner does not answer?
If a request cannot reach the server, a local fallback opens after 15 minutes, so a network failure never traps you. A request your partner has received waits for their decision and expires after 24 hours. An approved break lasts 10 minutes. The point is friction and a second person, not a lock you cannot escape.
How is the score calculated?
0–100 each week: 60 points for days without a quiet-window breach, 25 for respecting your allowance and 15 for a clean streak. Both seats see the same number. There is no leaderboard and no public profile.
Where is my data stored?
Your pact lives on your iPhone; the minimum sync data is stored in Cloudflare D1. App selection and usage stay on the device. No ads and no data sale. The privacy policy lists every field.
What will QuietPact+ cost?
Planned at US$29.99 per year for the pact, with both seats included. No monthly plan, no lifetime plan, no trial. The final App Store price may differ by region and tax; nothing can be purchased today.
How do I delete my data?
Revoke the summary link and reset the pact in Settings to clear your iPhone. To delete pact data on the server, email support — QuietPact has no login account, so we verify from the pact itself. The delete page walks through it.
Is this an Apple product?
No. QuietPact is made by CyberBoon and is not affiliated with, endorsed by or sponsored by Apple. It uses Apple's Family Controls and Screen Time frameworks on iOS.
Be there when the first pact opens.
QuietPact is not on the App Store yet. Send one email with “launch updates” in the subject and we will write once when it is out.
One email at launch. No newsletter, no tracking.