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What's in the Weekly Report?
The Weekly Report is a short story-style recap of how your week went on monitored apps. It shows up once a week and walks you through six pages of stats, comparisons, and a small note from us. It's the most concentrated look at your progress that Detox offers: you don't have to dig through cards on the Progress page to see how the week played out. When you see it The Weekly Report becomes available every Sunday. If you don't open it on Sunday, the entry point stays visible into MondayFew readersWhat can I do on the Blocks page?
The Blocks page is where you create, edit, and manage every block in Detox. The page is laid out as three cards, one for each block type, plus a small header at the top with two utility buttons. The three block cards The body of the page is three cards stacked top to bottom: Auto Block: "Monitor your apps and get blocked when you're stuck doomscrolling." Tap to create or edit your Auto Block configuration, or open the active sheet when it's running. Scheduled Blocks (N): "Set sFew readersHow does Detox handle my privacy and data?
Detox is built on top of Apple's Screen Time framework, which is the strictest privacy model on iOS for an app like ours. Most of what you'd worry about other apps tracking, we literally can't see. What Detox cannot see Two big things, both worth saying clearly. We can't see which specific apps or websites you've added to your Monitored Apps list. When you pick apps in Apple's Family Activity Picker, iOS gives Detox opaque tokens, not names. We know there are five things on your liFew readersWhat can I do on the Home page?
The Home page is your daily overview. At a glance, it shows the block that's currently active (or about to be), how much screen time you've used today, and what blocks are coming up later. It's also the place where you start a Block Now session, snooze Auto Block, or take a break from an active block. Small touch: the Home page's background shifts color with the time of day, so it looks a little different morning, afternoon, evening, and night. Switch which day you're viewing A date selectFew readersWhat can I do on the Settings page?
The Settings page is the configuration and troubleshooting hub. It's where you choose which apps and websites to monitor, get help when blocks aren't working, manage your subscription, and access account-level options. The page is organized into three main cards. Monitored Apps The top card shows a summary of what you have set up: how many apps, categories, websites, and custom websites are currently in your Monitored Apps list. Tap Modify to open the configuration sheet where you can cFew readersWhat can I do on the Progress page?
The Progress page is your long-view dashboard. Where the Home page shows today's screen time at a glance, the Progress page zooms out: how much time you've spent on your monitored apps versus the baseline you reported before using Detox, what that adds up to over time, and what it projects forward. When the page becomes available The Progress page needs at least one full day of your actual usage data to give meaningful numbers, so it stays in a setup / waiting state for the first 24 hours aFew readers