Set the finish line
Write the task and what finished work should look like before the lock starts.
Done: Focus Lock
Lock and finish first. Unlock after.
Pick one task. Block distractions. Come back with proof.
Say it
Name the task before distractions get a vote.
Lock it
Use Screen Time to keep your usual escapes closed.
Prove it
Unlock after your proof matches the finish line.
How it works
A simple loop that makes unlocking mean something.
Close the escape routes
Select the distracting apps or categories that should stay out of the way.
Come back with evidence
Upload evidence that matches your goal, then get back into your apps.
Built for real tasks
Not a timer. Not a checklist. A lock with a finish line.
Done is built for the moments where motivation is not enough: homework, studying, chores, admin work, writing, and the tasks you keep delaying.
Personalized setup
Onboarding answers help Done understand the kind of work you are usually trying to finish.
AI-assisted proof checks
Done compares your task, completion criteria, and proof so the unlock stays accountable.
Calendar progress
Accepted tasks are logged by date with a clear view of what you completed.
Home Screen widget
Keep the lock visible and jump back into Done when a focus session is active.
Focus that has teeth
Less "I'll do it later." More finish-and-unlock.
Proof-gated unlock. The lock is tied to the outcome you wrote down, not just a timer reaching zero.
Native blocking. Done uses iOS Screen Time controls so distracting apps stay out of reach while the task is active.
Visible accountability. Your active lock, task, widget, and progress history keep the commitment hard to ignore.
Q&A
Before you download.
Short answers for the main things people ask before starting a focus lock.
Can Done really block distracting apps?
Yes. After you grant Screen Time access, Done can apply the app and category blocks you choose for a focus lock.
What happens after I start a lock?
Done keeps the task visible, blocks the distractions you selected, and waits for proof that your finish line was reached.
What counts as proof?
Anything that clearly matches the task: a completed worksheet, submitted assignment, cleaned room, written draft, project screen, or photo of the finished result.
What if Done says the proof does not match?
You can submit clearer evidence. The point is not to grade you; it is to make sure the unlock is connected to the thing you said you would finish.
Can I use Done outside schoolwork?
Yes. Done works for studying, writing, chores, admin tasks, personal projects, and any task where proof can show the work is done.
Ready when you are