Choose who it's for
At setup, pick My child or Myself. The rules work the same way; the wording and the safeguards fit who's using it.
Screen time you earn, for your child or for yourself. Time in the apps you want more of unlocks time in the apps you want less of, at the ratio and hours you set. Everything stays on the device.
Choose who Minua is for, pick the apps you want more of and the apps you want less of, then set the ratio and the hours. The balance shows minutes earned, minutes used and what's left. When it runs out, the fun apps lock again, and each morning starts fresh.






One set of rules, whether Minua is on your child's iPhone or iPad or on your own phone. You pick the apps, the ratio and the hours.
At setup, pick My child or Myself. The rules work the same way; the wording and the safeguards fit who's using it.
Reading, math, languages, workouts, meditation: whatever you want more of. On a child's device, these are the learning apps you choose.
Social media, videos, games. They stay locked until there's time in the balance, and lock again when it runs out.
Anywhere from 1:1 to 12:1. At 6:1, six minutes of earning unlocks one minute of fun.
Set the hours when fun apps can unlock, plus a daily earning cap. Outside allowed hours, fun apps stay locked.
The balance resets every day, so each morning starts with a clean slate.
Set the rules once, then hand over the iPhone or iPad. Your child sees exactly how much time they've earned and what unlocks more: no surveillance, no nagging, nothing sent anywhere.
For adults breaking their own scroll habit. Put social media, videos and games behind reading, languages, workouts or meditation, and let the scroll wait until you've earned it.
The same tools, whoever Minua is for.
See time earned and time played, day by day, across the whole week.
Add +5, +15 or +30 minutes for today.
A notification about two minutes before fun time runs out.
Update the PIN in Settings whenever you like.
Works on both, in a new night-time Ember Hourglass design.
No accounts and no servers, so Minua keeps working without a connection.
Most screen time apps ask for an account, then route your routines through a vendor cloud. Minua doesn't. Your settings and your balance stay on the device, and Minua works offline.
Every feature is free for 7 days. After that, a single one-time purchase unlocks the full app. No subscription.
Minua is for parents looking for a screen time app for kids or a parental control app without tracking, and for adults who want an app blocker that makes the scroll wait until they've earned it.
Connect learning time with fun time on your child's iPhone or iPad, with the rules behind a parent PIN.
Earn your social media, videos and games with reading, languages, workouts or meditation.
No account and no cloud, so nobody's routines end up on a vendor server.
Rewarding useful time is easier to explain and live with than endless fights over limits alone.
No. At setup you choose My child or Myself. Parents use it on a child's iPhone or iPad; adults use it on their own phone to break the scroll habit.
No. Minua has no accounts, no servers and no tracking. Your settings and your balance stay on the device.
Time in the apps you want more of unlocks time in the apps you want less of, at a ratio you set from 1:1 to 12:1.
On a child's device in Family Sharing, you approve Minua with your Apple Account, so your child can't switch the permission off or delete Minua without you. Settings and purchases sit behind a parent PIN.
Yes. In Myself mode it's your phone and your rules: you can change them in Settings whenever you decide to. The PIN is optional.
No account and no sign-up. Every feature is free for 7 days; after that, a single one-time purchase unlocks the full app. No subscription.