Opeal Downloads & RevenueOpeal: Screen Time Control · App Store
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Updated 8 Nov 2026 · rankings refresh through the day
CategoryProductivity
PriceFree
Released
Rating★ 5.0 (3)
Version7.1
Age rating4+
First seen by us
7 Nov 2026
Opeal: Screen Time Control update history & changes
Last change · 3 events since 12 Aug 2026Full timeline ↓Full timeline · 3 events
- 🆕Opeal: Screen Time Control first spotted by AppInsiderUnited States (found via developer)
- 📦Opeal: Screen Time Control version 7.1bug fix
- 🆕Opeal: Screen Time Control released on the App Store
Collected from the stores by AppInsider since we first spotted the app. Dates are when we saw each change.
Rating
5.0 ★
3 ratings
Measured
Opeal: Screen Time Control on the App Store
App details
App ID
6796953213
Publisher
Beijing Beauty Face PSL Attraction Information Technology Co., Ltd.
On the store since
Aug 2026
Under a year
Minimum OS
iOS 17.0+
iPhone XS and later
Devices
iPhone · iPad
Content rating
4+
Languages
1
EN
Size
30 MB
Also listed in
Utilities
Where it ranks now
Every top chart it appears in across 30 countries.
| Country | Charts | Rank |
|---|---|---|
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Ratings
App Store, worldwide.
Rating
5.0 ★
3 ratings
Measured
Ratings
3
Measured
About Opeal: Screen Time Control
Opeal is an app blocker and focus timer that helps you block apps, reduce screen time, improve productivity, and build self control. Add TikTok, Instagram, YouTube, X, games, short videos, and social media to your blocklist. Start a focus timer, finish your goal, and unlock app time only after completing the task.
Use Opeal to block apps while studying, working, reading, exercising, or preparing for bed. The app blocker keeps distracting apps locked during each focus session. This helps you reduce screen time without deleting every app you enjoy.
The focus timer is useful for homework, exam prep, deep work, writing, reading, and daily routines. Break large tasks into smaller sessions, use Pomodoro-style intervals, and protect your attention.
Create rules for different situations. Block apps during class, block social media while studying, limit games before bed, or restrict short videos during work. The app blocker helps stop endless scrolling, doomscrolling, automatic tapping, and repeated checking.
Build self control with rules you choose. Decide which apps to lock, how long to focus, and how much time to unlock. Self control becomes easier when the rule is already set. Use the app blocker to create a repeatable routine instead of depending on motivation.
Opeal is for students, professionals and anyone who wants to block apps, reduce screen time, improve productivity, and build self control. Start the focus timer, complete your goal, unlock your reward, and take control of your phone.
Block apps. Start the focus timer. Use the app blocker to reduce screen time, strengthen self control, and improve productivity every day.
How the reward works
Pick the apps you want to block and set a focus task for yourself. Opeal keeps those apps unavailable while you work. Once you finish the task, you can use them for the play time your rule grants. When that earned time runs out, the block returns, so your next break starts with another choice to focus.
Set your own challenge
The focus-to-play ratio is adjustable. For example, one rule can turn 20 minutes of focus into 10 minutes of play; a stricter rule can grant only 5 minutes for the same 20 minutes. Choose a ratio that feels realistic for homework, creative work, or another task you decide to finish. Your reward is limited by the rule you set, so a break has a clear end.
For the apps that take over your day
You do not have to give up entertainment altogether. Put the apps you tend to open automatically behind a task, finish that task, and enjoy the time you earned. Opeal connects a concrete piece of focused effort with a concrete amount of app time. You choose the task, the apps and the trade-off.
Start with one concrete task. Reading one section, finishing a draft, or working through a short assignment gives your focus time a purpose. Set the rule before you open a distracting app, and let the earned time be a break with a defined end. The aim is to choose when entertainment fits, then return
Use Opeal to block apps while studying, working, reading, exercising, or preparing for bed. The app blocker keeps distracting apps locked during each focus session. This helps you reduce screen time without deleting every app you enjoy.
The focus timer is useful for homework, exam prep, deep work, writing, reading, and daily routines. Break large tasks into smaller sessions, use Pomodoro-style intervals, and protect your attention.
Create rules for different situations. Block apps during class, block social media while studying, limit games before bed, or restrict short videos during work. The app blocker helps stop endless scrolling, doomscrolling, automatic tapping, and repeated checking.
Build self control with rules you choose. Decide which apps to lock, how long to focus, and how much time to unlock. Self control becomes easier when the rule is already set. Use the app blocker to create a repeatable routine instead of depending on motivation.
Opeal is for students, professionals and anyone who wants to block apps, reduce screen time, improve productivity, and build self control. Start the focus timer, complete your goal, unlock your reward, and take control of your phone.
Block apps. Start the focus timer. Use the app blocker to reduce screen time, strengthen self control, and improve productivity every day.
How the reward works
Pick the apps you want to block and set a focus task for yourself. Opeal keeps those apps unavailable while you work. Once you finish the task, you can use them for the play time your rule grants. When that earned time runs out, the block returns, so your next break starts with another choice to focus.
Set your own challenge
The focus-to-play ratio is adjustable. For example, one rule can turn 20 minutes of focus into 10 minutes of play; a stricter rule can grant only 5 minutes for the same 20 minutes. Choose a ratio that feels realistic for homework, creative work, or another task you decide to finish. Your reward is limited by the rule you set, so a break has a clear end.
For the apps that take over your day
You do not have to give up entertainment altogether. Put the apps you tend to open automatically behind a task, finish that task, and enjoy the time you earned. Opeal connects a concrete piece of focused effort with a concrete amount of app time. You choose the task, the apps and the trade-off.
Start with one concrete task. Reading one section, finishing a draft, or working through a short assignment gives your focus time a purpose. Set the rule before you open a distracting app, and let the earned time be a break with a defined end. The aim is to choose when entertainment fits, then return
Latest updates
7.1
bug fix