Together
One block, every phone at the table.
Up to ten people, one pact, the same hours. Nobody has to police it and nobody can quietly fold for the rest of you.
What a crew is
A crew is up to ten people, you and nine others, who put their phones under one pact together. Any member can start it, anyone can join while it runs, and every phone that joins blocks every app for the same window. The people in it see that you joined and that you kept it. They never see which apps you blocked.
You invite them with a link, an eight character code, or a QR code they scan. Under Strict, the pact ends when its timer ends, or when more than half of the people still in it vote to end it early. It is not a parental control: everyone joins their own pact on their own phone, and the blocking is Apple's own Screen Time machinery underneath.
Where people put it to work.
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Dinner
The conversation gets finished.
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Study night
Three hours before the exam, spent on the exam.
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Game night
The only screen is the scoreboard.
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Date night
Both phones down for the whole evening.
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Bedtime
The hour before sleep stays the hour before sleep.
Each one is the same pact under a different roof. On your own, the same machinery runs a ladder of blocks you set in advance: everything CoPact does.
Questions.
How many people fit in a crew?
Ten: you and up to nine others. Any member can start a pact, and anyone can join while it runs.
Can one person end it for everyone?
Under Strict, no: it ends on its timer, or when more than half of the people still in it vote to end it. A Flexible crew pact can be ended by whoever started it.
Does everyone in the crew need an iPhone and a subscription?
Yes. CoPact runs on iPhone with iOS 26.5 or later, and every member is on their own trial or subscription.
Can my crew see which apps I use?
No. Members see your name, your initial and what you do in crew pacts, never your apps.
The help centre covers crew invites, codes and leaving one.