Focus and fitness accountability for iPhone

Make Hay

Move more. Scroll less.

Block the apps you choose until you finish the daily movement goals you set. Make Hay turns access to distractions into a fair trade for real-world effort.

No account
Start without a login.
On-device
Goals are evaluated locally.
No ads
No tracking SDKs or ad networks.

The basic idea

A simple contract with yourself.

Make Hay helps you choose the apps most likely to steal your attention, then keeps them out of reach until your movement goal is met. It is strict enough to help, clear enough to trust, and designed to keep the day moving.

How it works

Fitness first. Feeds later.

01

Set a goal

Pick daily movement targets like steps, active energy, exercise minutes, workouts, or time-based access rules.

02

Choose distractions

Select the apps or categories that pull you away from the day you meant to have.

03

Earn access

Make Hay checks progress and unlocks your chosen apps when the goal is complete.

Built for trust

No shame. No feeds. No data business.

Make Hay is designed as a personal self-control tool, not a surveillance tool. It uses Apple Health and Screen Time permissions only for the jobs you ask it to do.

  • Read-only Apple Health access for movement progress.
  • User-selected app blocking through Apple Screen Time APIs.
  • Local settings and progress snapshots kept on your device.
  • No third-party analytics, advertising SDKs, or backend account service.

Questions or ideas?

Help shape a calmer phone.

If something is not working, or if you have an idea that would make Make Hay more useful, send a note.

Contact Ethan