Choose your Screen Time setup
Configure the limits and blocking tool that work for you, then protect the settings with a Screen Time passcode.
A companion for Screen Time
Make your Screen Time settings harder to change on impulse.
Use PassBox with the Screen Time tool you already prefer. Put both the Screen Time passcode and the password for its recovery Apple Account behind a pause you choose.
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How it fits your setup
Keep both ways around your limits in one deliberate place.
PassBox does not replace or control Screen Time. It sits beside your preferred setup and delays access to the credentials that can change it.
Use a dedicated recovery Apple Account
Set a separate Apple Account for Screen Time Passcode Recovery, so resetting the passcode has its own credential.
Seal both credentials
Create one box for the Screen Time passcode and another for the recovery Apple Account password.
Two boxes, both paths covered
Changing your limits now requires a decision you made earlier.
When you want to enter the passcode—or reset it through the recovery Apple Account—you first complete the opening rule you chose in PassBox.
- WaitLet a timer finish before the credential can be revealed.
- FocusStay with a session and answer occasional prompts to complete it.
- iPhone and MacKeep your boxes available through your private iCloud database.
Know the boundary
Friction, not an unbreakable lock.
PassBox cannot stop someone who remembers a credential, can reset the recovery Apple Account password, or can inspect app storage with device-owner access. Keep a separate recovery plan for important accounts.
Need help with PassBox?
Read the setup and recovery guidance, or contact the developer directly.
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