A little help.

Open Unflurry and follow the introduction. Approve Screen Time access, tap Choose your first app, and select one app in Apple’s picker. Describe when you want to use it, or tap Choose times instead. Tap Review rule, check the days and hours, then tap Set rule. To add another app later, tap Add app on the home screen.

During the hours that rule already allows. If an app is available from 5–7 pm, you can edit or remove its rule during that same window. Save before 7 pm; opening the editor earlier does not extend the window.

The app stays blocked. For an overnight rule, the selected day is the day the window starts: Monday, 10 pm–2 am allows use from Monday night until Tuesday at 2 am. Check the review screen before saving.

Saved app rules and manual schedule entry work offline. Describing a schedule in your own words needs an internet connection. If interpretation is unavailable, tap Choose times instead. A failed request does not change a saved rule.

Recurring hours follow your iPhone’s local timezone. A 5–7 pm window stays 5–7 pm in your local time. Existing rules still determine when changes can be saved.

Turn it on to prevent deleting Unflurry outside your deletion hours, making it harder to bypass your own rules. This setting limits deletion of every app on your iPhone, including Unflurry. It starts off, and you can skip it. If enabled, deletion is allowed every day from midnight to 6 am, plus a daytime window of at least two hours. You choose its start and finish, between 6 am and midnight. Other iOS restrictions may still independently prevent deletion.

If deletion protection is off, delete Unflurry normally from your iPhone. If it is on, open App deletion in Unflurry to see your deletion hours. During either opening—midnight–6 am or your chosen daytime window—touch and hold the Unflurry icon on your Home Screen, then choose Remove App and Delete App. Remove from Home Screen only hides the icon; it does not uninstall the app.

Open App deletion in Unflurry during its existing deletion hours, then tap Turn off protection and confirm. Changing or disabling this setting must be saved during the old opening. Turning it off allows deletion at any time, unless another iOS restriction prevents it. Your app-use rules remain separate.

Unflurry’s optional deletion protection applies to every app on your iPhone. Outside your deletion hours, you cannot delete Unflurry or another app. This does not stop those other apps from running. Your app-use hours and deletion hours are two separate schedules; allowing an app to open does not necessarily allow it to be deleted.

Open Unflurry and check App deletion for the current status and any protection warning. Also check iPhone Settings → Screen Time → Apps & Websites → Restrictions → Deleting Apps. On earlier iOS versions, look under Content & Privacy Restrictions → iTunes & App Store Purchases → Deleting Apps. Another Screen Time app or a school or workplace management profile can independently prevent deletion. If someone else manages that restriction, contact them.

Removing Screen Time permission can invalidate Apple’s private app selections. Granting permission again does not necessarily restore those selections. Open Reconnect app, select the original app, then confirm Restore rule; permission alone does not mean blocking is active.

Check the saved days and hours, your iPhone’s local time, and any other Screen Time restrictions. Open Unflurry and follow any protection or permission warning. If the problem continues, email the details below. Do not change your device clock to force an opening.

Yes. You control Unflurry’s Screen Time authorization in iPhone Settings. Revoking it removes Unflurry’s ability to enforce your rules. Deleting Unflurry also ends its protection; optional deletion protection may limit when deletion is available.