Quieter feeds,
one screen at a time.

Set up

Your own phone or a child's, and the lock that keeps it honest.

Set Up Eclipsis for Yourself

Five minutes, nine screens. Everything can be changed later under Customize.

Set Up Eclipsis for Your Child

On their phone, in person. A passphrase only you know, then the controls that make it hold.

Screen Time Limits That Actually Stick on iPhone

Pick the apps, let a friend hold the passcode, and the apps vanish until your daily window.

Quieter feeds

Before and after, one site at a time, and how Eclipsis compares with the blockers.

Block YouTube Shorts on iPhone

YouTube in Safari, minus the Shorts shelf and the Shorts tab. Free, and it needs no account.

YouTube Without Shorts on Desktop

One free extension, no account. The home page and the watch page, before and after.

Reddit Without the Endless Feed on iPhone

Reddit opens inside Eclipsis. Read what you came for; the feed quietly reaches a bottom.

Eclipsis vs Opal vs ScreenZen vs one sec

Four approaches to the same problem. The others gate the app; Eclipsis changes what is inside it.

Troubleshooting

The four things people actually get stuck on, and the way out of each.

I Locked Every App by Mistake

A category checkbox in Apple's picker selects everything inside it. Here is the way back, in order.

The Eclipsis Switch in Safari Is Greyed Out

Screen Time's web filter freezes every Safari extension switch. It only blocks changing them, so the fix is a minute long.

The Locked Apps Came Back

Outside the daily window, hidden apps only come back when Screen Time access is gone. Grant it again and the lock re-arms.

I Forgot the Parent Mode Passphrase

Two ways back in, both with a 24-hour wait on purpose. The passphrase cancels the wait if it turns up.

Eclipsis in six facts

• What it isAn app and browser extension that makes social media feeds less addictive by changing what is inside the feed, not by blocking the app.
• WhereiPhone and iPad app with a Safari extension; free extensions for Chrome and Firefox.
• FreeFeed cleanup (Shorts, Reels, recommendation shelves, nags), the Screen Time app lock, widgets and stats. The desktop extension is entirely free.
• Eclipsis ProThe slowdown that makes feeds run out, the AI feed filter and Parent Mode: $3.99 a month or $29.99 a year, with an introductory offer for eligible subscribers.
• PrivacyNo ads, no analytics, no trackers. Blocking, browsing and usage stats stay on the device.
• Platforms coveredYouTube, Reddit, Instagram, X, Threads, Facebook, LinkedIn and TikTok.