Block apps. Unlock gratitude.

A gratitude gate before the apps that pull you in.

GrateGuard turns app blocking into a short, private ritual: name three real gratitudes, then open every protected app in one calm, time-boxed session.

One unlock opens all protected apps Write or speak gratitude No account No tracking
GrateGuard dashboard showing all apps locked

The USP

Strict enough to interrupt. Warm enough to repeat.

1

Choose the apps

Guard the apps you open without thinking, then adjust the list whenever your habits change.

2

Set the lock window

Use focused hours for work, evenings, mornings, or all-day reset periods.

3

Name three good things

Write them or speak them. The protected apps open only after the gratitude gate is complete.

One unlock for every app you protect

Pick the apps that pull you in. During your lock window, one completed gratitude exercise opens the whole protected session together.

A pause that changes the impulse

Before the scroll starts, GrateGuard asks for three specific gratitudes. It is fast enough to use daily and deliberate enough to break autopilot.

Private by default

No account, no behavioral analytics, and no public streaks. Your gratitude history and protected app choices stay on your device.

iPhone screenshots

The lock, the gate, and the shared unlock.

These are the new iPhone store screenshots from the launch asset set, reused here so the landing page matches the store listing.

GrateGuard dashboard showing all protected apps locked
Locked dashboard
GrateGuard gate asking for three gratitudes
The gratitude gate
GrateGuard unlocked session modal
Shared unlock

Ready for launch

Install the blocker that makes you pause for something better.

Choose your store and keep the same simple promise on every device: distracting apps stay closed until gratitude opens them.