terms.
the short version: the app is licensed under apple's standard terms, 67+ is an apple subscription, and 67 gives you no way to end locked in early.last updated september 20, 2026.
- who we are.
67 is made by Justin LI, Taiwan. contact: justin@do67.app
- the app.
your use of the 67 app is covered by apple's standard licensed application end user license agreement, together with this page.
67 is free to use with one blocked app.
- 67+.
67+ is an auto-renewing subscription, sold inside the app through apple. the price is shown in the app before you buy.
payment is charged to your apple account when you confirm. it renews until you cancel, and you need to cancel at least 24 hours before the period ends to avoid the next charge. you cancel in apple's subscription settings, and you keep 67+ until the end of the period you paid for. deleting the app does not cancel the subscription.
payments and refunds are handled by apple.
if 67+ ends, everything you already block stays blocked, and a locked in that is running finishes. you can't add more than the free plan allows, and you can't start a new locked in.
if you're under 18, ask a parent or guardian before you buy.
- locked in.
inside 67 there is no way to end locked in early, for you or for us. you can extend it, but you can't shorten it.
while it runs, you can't pause the block or take anything off the list. two limits apply to the whole phone: you can't delete any app, and the date and time stay on automatic. choose the duration with that in mind.
you are never locked out. you can still open a blocked app for 5 minutes by doing 67 reps.
- what 67 is.
67 is a self-control tool. it is not medical or mental health advice, and it is not treatment.
blocking relies on the screen time permission you give 67 in ios. if that permission is turned off, 67 stops blocking.
rep counting uses the camera and isn't perfect. light, distance and framing affect it.
don't block apps you might need in an emergency.
- this website.
this website is provided as is. features and prices described here can change before and after launch.
- changes.
if these terms change, the date at the top changes with it. if you keep using 67 after that, the new terms apply.