65% fewer impulsive reaches after two weeks
Reach still happensReach avoided
Each figure stands for one reach in 100. Illustration of the beta result.
The ADHD focus tool that puts one question and a ten-second pause between the reach and the scroll.
Private beta. Public launch date to be announced.
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Why do you need this right now?
Freedom, Forest and Opal say no. For ADHD brains, no feels like a dare.
You reach.
“You can’t have it.”
Can’t have it? Need it now.
Override, guilt, delete.
A question, then a pause. The decision stays yours.
You reach.
“Why do you need this right now?”
Ten seconds to think.
“Actually, I don’t.” Closed on purpose.
CBT works by putting space between impulse and action. Scroll to run the pause.
You're not restricted. You're trained.
Illustration of the idea, not a measurement.
Reach still happensReach avoided
Each figure stands for one reach in 100. Illustration of the beta result.
Would pay $75–100 a yearOther answers
Each figure stands for one beta user in 100. Illustration of the beta result.
“This is the first app that doesn't make me feel broken.”
“I've tried every blocker. Maris is the only one that actually works with my brain instead of fighting it.”
“Finally, something designed FOR me, not despite me.”

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Blockers lean on willpower. Maris adds a question and a pause instead.
Intent-based interventionAsks why before a distracting app opens.
Strict ModeA cooling-off delay before you can quit.
One brain, several devicesPlanned: sessions that sync across iPhone, iPad and Android.
ADHD-friendly designVisual quiet. No gamification. No guilt.
$49.99 a yearor $9.99 a month
Planned pricing, subject to change at launch. Maris is in private beta and is not yet available to purchase. All plans will include a 3-day free trial.
We designed Maris specifically for ADHD brains that struggle with impulsive phone use. If you're neurotypical and just need occasional help with discipline, tools like Forest or Opal might be better. But if blocking apps triggers 'reactance' (I CAN'T HAVE IT = I NEED IT NOW), Maris was built for you.
No. Maris is a complement to treatment, not a replacement. Think of it as behavioral homework between therapy sessions, or external accountability support while you're on medication.
Those are blocking tools built for neurotypical brains who need occasional willpower support. ADHD brains need intentionality training. Maris uses CBT-based friction to help you pause before impulses hijack your day, training your brain rather than just restricting it.
Blocking apps requires deep system integration. On Android, we use Accessibility Services to detect when a blocked app opens. On iOS, we use the Screen Time API. We verify the 'package name' locally on your device. We NEVER track your typing, read your messages, or see your content.
Yes. Your activity data (sessions, duration) is stored securely. Your sensitive app usage data (which apps you open) is processed strictly on-device for blocking purposes and is never sent to our servers.
Safety first. Strict Mode is designed to provide mental friction, not to be a jail. You can always force-quit the application or restart your device to regain immediate access to all apps in an emergency.
At launch, you'll get 3 days of full Premium access completely free. You won't be charged if you cancel in your phone's Settings > Subscriptions at least 24 hours before the trial ends.
Most blockers just say 'NO'. Maris asks 'WHY?'. If you try to open a blocked app, we ask you to type your intent (e.g., 'Reply to urgent email'). If the intent is valid, you get a short window of access. This adds mindfulness to your friction.
Tap whatever sounds like you.
Beta testers are shaping Maris now. ADHD brains are diverse, and no tool works for everyone.
A small team, founded by someone with ADHD. We read every email: support@trymaris.com