Now available on the App Store
Reclaim 1.1 is live for iPhone on iOS 26, with protected-time categories, private Screen Time insights, widgets, Live Activities, and optional Reclaim Plus.
Building in public
What’s new in Reclaim
A focused log of how Reclaim is becoming a simpler, calmer, and more useful Screen Time app.
Your week, clearly explained
Insights now starts with time away from screens—exactly 24 hours minus measured Screen Time—shows the seven-day pattern, and separates the time Reclaim directly protected across all six illustrated categories.
Personal from the first minute
Onboarding now asks what to call you on its own screen, lets you choose what matters, explains notifications before the system prompt, and carries your selected illustration into Screen Time setup.
A simpler daily loop
Rebuilt Today around six clear category cards, one protected-time action, and one honest Screen Time outcome.
Smoother category selection
Replaced the looping carousel with a finite, predictable picker that swipes cleanly, hands vertical gestures back to the page, and always shows which category is selected.
A measurable Screen Time goal
Added a private daily average, an achievable reduction goal, and a clear weekly time-back calculation inside Apple’s report extension.
Category-aware protection
Added a different blocked app set for each illustrated life category, so Family, Fitness, Creativity, Friends, Focus, and Rest can protect different distractions.
Live Activities that match the mission
Rebuilt the Lock Screen and Dynamic Island layouts around real category illustrations, remaining time, and restrained progress—not generic symbol fallbacks.
Personalized support
Added optional routines, time-of-day suggestions, gentle reminders, and privacy-preserving momentum insights without creating an engagement trap.
Reclaim Plus
Connected RevenueCat, localized App Store pricing, purchasing-power-parity bands, and a subscription built around adaptive long-term value.