What does the scroll really cost?
The average person is on their phone 4 hours and 48 minutes a day. Across a year, that adds up to
Not to work. Not to family. Not to worship. To the feed.
data.ai · State of Mobile 2024
And hours are the cheapest thing it takes.
The same feed carries what no child should ever stumble into. Most do, quietly, on an unfiltered device.
Common Sense Media, 2023
By the time you notice, it has already been years. Either something stands between your family and this, or nothing does.
Block it, and the time comes back.
returned every single day, on average, to people who use an app blocker. Over a year, that is 21 full days handed back to you.
Opal · reported user average
Fajr with a clear head. Books finished. A dinner where everyone is actually there.
One lock. Every screen you own.
It starts on your phone. Blocks that hold, even in the weak moment.
Your laptop answers to the same lock. No side doors.
Android today, Windows on the way. One lock for all of it.
A wall between you and the scroll.
Block what pulls you in
Apps, Reels, Shorts, explicit sites and searches — blocked before they reach you.
Set exact schedules
Lock apps to the minute — all day, or windows like 9:30 PM to 6 AM.
Strict mode
Makes it hard to undo in a weak moment. Locked behind a PIN.
For your child, too
Uninstall and disabling are locked down — they can't just remove it.
Want it set up for your child?
On a private call, I set up Sunnah Lock across your child's devices and lock down your home internet — with you.
Close the door. Today.
It takes five minutes to set up. Or book a call and I'll do it with you — on your child's device, while you watch.