Dinner starts.
Choose the moment you both want to share: dinner, the sofa, a walk, or a real conversation.
Dinner mode
Dinner mode?
30 minutes
Ready
I'm in
Apps pausedBoth agree first. App picks stay private.
One DuoLock session
A shared offline moment should feel like one small ritual, not a settings tour.
Dinner mode
Incoming request
Your phone
Dinner mode is on.
Gentle return
No scorekeeping. No partner dashboard.
Choose the moment you both want to share: dinner, the sofa, a walk, or a real conversation.
The pause starts only after both phones confirm. It feels like a tiny shared promise.
Each person keeps their own app picks private. Your partner sees the moment, not your phone habits.
The timer, mood, and paused-app status are all you need. No feed, no score, no checking up.
Unlock early when real life needs your phone. DuoLock is a ritual, not a trap.
DuoLock starts as a tap on both phones, then gets out of the way.
You choose your apps. Your partner gets the moment, not a report.
Pick the apps you want to pause on your own phone.
No list of your apps. No activity feed. No checking up.
No usage reports, streak pressure, or shame stats.
Need your phone? End the pause and get back to real life.
No. App, category, and website choices stay on your iPhone.
No. Both people say yes first, and your phone only pauses the apps you selected.
Yes. Unlock Early ends the pause on your phone right away.
No. DuoLock does not show app reports, opened-app events, ads, or scorekeeping.
So your phone can pause the apps you selected during an active shared session.