How can we help?

Not yet. The iOS app is in development and is not on the App Store. It needs Apple's Family Controls entitlement and App Review before release, so we are not promising a date. The launch updates list is the only place we will announce it.

The owner creates the pact and invites one person with a six-character code. The code is single-use and expires after seven days. Entering it reserves a seat in that pact. The code is not a password and does not expose your app list.

The owner holds the pact. A keyholder can approve or decline pause requests. A viewer can follow the score and the pact activity but cannot approve. A pact has two seats, so both people can see the same progress.

That is the design. App selection is handled by Apple's Family Controls picker and stays on your iPhone. Your partner sees the shared score, pause decisions and alert types, not your app usage. A pause request sends only the app's display name and the minutes you ask for.

If a request cannot reach the server, a local fallback opens after 15 minutes so a network problem does not lock you out. A request your partner has received waits for their decision and expires after 24 hours. An approved break lasts 10 minutes. QuietPact is meant to add friction, not to trap you.

Open Settings in QuietPact and use the sharing section to revoke the link. Revocation is immediate; the token stops working. Links also expire after seven days. If you cannot open the app, email us and we will revoke the active link for that pact.

The 0–100 score combines three parts: 60 points for days without a quiet-window breach, 25 for respecting the daily allowance and 15 for a clean streak. Both seats see the same number. The score is a shared signal, not a diagnosis or a public rating.

The pact name, weekly score, seat roles, last-seen times and recent event types. No app names, usage minutes or screen content. It is read-only and works without JavaScript. Anyone who has the link can view it, so treat it like a key.

The planned price is US$29.99 per year for the pact, with both seats included. There is no monthly plan, no lifetime plan and no trial. Nothing can be purchased today. When the app ships, the App Store will show the final local price including tax, and Apple will handle billing and refunds.

Yes. Solo mode uses the same pact, allowance and summary without a second seat. You can invite someone later. The keyholder approval step simply is not available until a second seat joins.

Reset the pact in Settings to clear local data and revoke the summary link. To delete the server-side pact and its records, email [email protected]; because there is no login account, we verify from inside the pact. The delete page has the full steps.