Plans worth putting the phones away for.
Dinner, a party, exam week, a slow Sunday. Pick the hours, and every phone that joins stays blocked until then.
What are some things to do instead of being on your phone?
Make a plan with a start and an end and other people in it: dinner, a game night, a hike, a study evening, a slow Sunday. Then put every phone under one block for those hours. With CoPact, each person joins on their own iPhone, and the apps stay shut until the time is up.
Who you do it with
Each person joins on their own iPhone. Up to 20 people in all, you included.
What you do together
The activities CoPact offers when you plan, with the hours it plans for each. Change them to yours.
Food and drink
At home
Going out
Study and work
Couples and family
Questions.
Can I block apps on someone else’s phone?
Not without them. Each person joins the block on their own iPhone, and nobody can lock a phone that has not joined.
Is CoPact a parental control?
No. Everyone who joins does it on their own iPhone and keeps their own Always Allowed apps. Nobody approves anything for anyone else.
Does everyone need an iPhone and a subscription?
Yes, each on their own iPhone with iOS 26.5 or later. Someone new to CoPact gets 7 days free, then $4.99 a month or $29.99 a year.
Better kept together.
