One adult. One iPhone.

Adding a block is instant.
Removing one takes 24 hours.

Block adult sites and the apps you pick. Turning a block on happens the second you tap. Taking one off happens tomorrow.

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Three days free · $99 a year after · No account

NowTomorrow

What you are actually buying

Blocking it is free. Waiting a day to undo it isn’t.

Apple built the filter. It is already on the phone, it costs nothing, and you can switch it off in about nine seconds — which is why the free ones don’t hold. StopMe turns it on, adds the sites Apple’s filter misses, and puts a fixed 24 hours between you and taking any of it off.

That is the product. That is the whole product.

Two minutes, once

How it works

01

Block adult sites

Every browser, private mode too. iPhone asks your permission first — StopMe uses Apple’s own Screen Time to do it, so nothing is routed through us.

02

Pick the apps

Any app, any number. You choose them in Apple’s picker, which hands StopMe a token rather than a name — so the app never learns which ones you chose.

03

Then it holds

Adding another block stays instant, forever. Taking one off starts a 24 hour wait, and the block comes off tomorrow. Changing the iPhone’s clock won’t shorten it — while anything is blocked, the clock stays automatic.

On the phone

One tap on. A day off.

StopMe confirming that adult sites and the apps you picked are blocked.
The moment it goes on. One tap, and it is holding before you put the phone down.
StopMe showing that removing a block takes twenty-four hours.
The moment you want it off. Start the 24 hours, and the block comes off tomorrow — not tonight.

What it does not do

Nobody is watching.

Every other blocker in this category answers “who finds out?” with a person. This one answers it with nobody, and not as a promise — there is nowhere for it to go.

We don’t publish success rates either. The app cannot see what you blocked, so we have nothing to count.

Before you buy

Where it stops.

You have defeated a blocker before. So here is what this one cannot do, said before you pay rather than after:

It covers this iPhone only. Not a laptop, not a console, not another phone. If you pick up a different device, StopMe is not there.

It is not permanent. Everything comes off if you want it off — it takes a day, every time, and that is the entire mechanism.

Apple’s filter is good, not perfect. We add the sites it files as social rather than adult, and it still will not catch a browser built inside another app. Block that app.

It is not a parental control. It is for the adult holding the phone, and it is not built to be put on somebody else.

The plain facts

RequiresiPhone, iOS 17 or later
DevicesOne — the phone it is installed on
AccountNone
Data leaving the phoneNone
Adding a blockInstant
Removing a block24 hours, fixed
Blocking engineApple Screen Time, on device

$99a year

Three days free. It renews each year until you cancel. You cancel in your iPhone’s Settings, under your name, in Subscriptions — you don’t have to email us, and there is nobody to talk to. Cancel before the three days are up and you pay nothing.

There is no free tier, no ads and no data to sell. The subscription is the whole business model.

Two minutes tonight.
A day’s wait to undo it.

Get StopMe

Three days free · $99 a year after · No account