🔒 Rules

• How to exclude websites from adult content blocking in Jomo?

  You've activated the “Adult Content” filter and some sites are blocked when they shouldn't be? This is called a “false positive”. Jomo relies on Apple's “Screen Time” technology and sometimes certain sites can be considered “Adult” when they're not (for example, shopping sites, because of lingerie, categorized as “nudity”). Rest assured, we've provided a way to relax the restrictions if need be. ❌ How do I exclude a site from the “Adult Content” filter? To adjust the filter, here's hoFew readers

• How to unblock distracting apps with an NFC tag using Jomo?

  Jomo lets you block distracting apps, then access them again by tapping an NFC tag on your iPhone. The main advantage is that you can leave the “key” that re-enables distractions behind, turning your phone into a distraction-free device until you return. ‎‎ 🔑 What is an NFC tag? An NFC (Near Field Communication) tag is a small electronic device that stores data readable by NFC-enabled devices, such as smartphones, when nearby. These tags are inexpensive and come in all forms andFew readers

• How to sync blocking sessions between iPhone, iPad and Mac using Jomo?

  To launch a session on both your Mac and iPhone at the same time, we’ll use Focus Modes (available on both iPhone and Mac). This method works perfectly, and we'll show you how to set it all up. 🌙 What is a Focus Mode? Since 2021, Apple introduced the "Focus" feature, available in thFew readers

• How do I block an app based on my location?

  It's not (yet) possible to do this directly from Jomo. So in the meantime, we'll be using a combo of Jomo and the Shortcuts application. This automation is very simple to set up and will only take you a few minutes (barely). How does it work? The aim is to block or unblock an application when you arrive in a specific geographical area. *For example, you might want to block e-mails when you're at home, or block your music application by default, but make it available only when you're at the gymFew readers

• How to block apps without Apple's Screen Time?

  By default, Jomo uses Apple’s Screen Time to block apps. You select an app to block, and Jomo sends this information to Screen Time, which grays out the app and makes it inaccessible. However, there are some drawbacks: Certain apps (Settings, Apple Health, etc.) can’t be blocked. You won’t receive notifications from blocked apps. Blocking popular apps like YouTube or Instagram also blocks their websites, which might not be what you want. Luckily, there’s another method. UsingFew readers

• How to deactivate "Snooze" and "Refresh"?

  For certain rules (especially sessions), you have the option to temporarily disable them. This is ideal if your schedule changes or you’re going on vacation. Also, if you experience issues with other rules (like actions and limits), you can choose to "Refresh" them. We added these options because many of you requested them. However, some of you tend to overuse them. If that’s the case and you’d like to disable them, it’s possible.Few readers

⏳ Screen Time

• How to exclude apps from your screen time in Jomo?

  Some applications don’t really deserve a place in our screen time: utility apps, parasitic apps, or pro apps (on a personal phone). What if you could exclude those apps so they don't contribute to your screen time? It’s possible, and very simple, with Jomo. ❌ Exclude an app or website from your screen time on Jomo Open Jomo on your iPhone/iPad. Go to the tab, then tap the settings icon in the top right corner of the screen. Tap on the colorFew readers

• How do I change the categorization of an app on Jomo?

  Jomo is the first app to offer a “Journaling” feature, allowing you to better understand your screen time. Instead of simply categorizing its uses as “Productive” and “Passive”, we've chosen to go for a more human version where feelings take precedence over productivity! 🛠️ How does Journaling work? Every evening, at 8:30 PM, Jomo sends you a notification inviting you to tell us what activities you've been doing on your phone, and how it's made you feel. Note that this notificaFew readers

🔔 Notifications

• How to block apps and keep notifications on iPhone with Jomo?

  Logically, when you add a blocking session to your applications, notifications are automatically blocked. The aim is to cut you off from distractions as much as possible. This is a limitation imposed by Apple, which Jomo unfortunately can't do anything about. However, being the clever kids that we are, we've come up with a solution! The aim is not to block your apps by defFew readers

• How to turn on notifications on Jomo?

  Like many of you, we dislike spammy notifications! That's why, on Jomo, notifications are designed to help you and are 100% customizable. 🔔 How to Enable Notifications on Jomo? To enable notifications after installing Jomo, follow these steps: Open the on your iPhone. Go to > Tap onFew readers