DeenScreen: Quran Screen Time Live

Every time you open TikTok, Instagram, or YouTube without thinking — DeenScreen interrupts the habit with something better: an ayah of the Qur'an. Beautiful Arabic text. A clear English translation. The recitation of Shaykh Mahmoud Khalil al-Husary, with each word highlighted as it's recited. Then the choice is yours: close the app and reclaim your time, or continue with intention for a timed session. No shame. No nagging. Just a pause — and a reminder of what your time is really for. HOW IT WORKS • Choose the apps that steal your time • When you open one, a Qur'an pause appears before the app does • Sit with the ayah, then decide: close it, or continue for a set number of minutes • Every distraction you close early builds your protected streak WHY DEENSCREEN • 35 hand-picked ayat about time, distraction, and the heart — with reflections • Salah-time blocking, free: apps pause automatically when each prayer comes in for your city — computed offline, no location permission • Word-by-word recitation highlighting (Husary, 64kbps, offline) • Works 100% offline — no account, no ads, no tracking, ever • Your app usage never leaves your phone. We have no server to send it to. • Streaks and stats that show the minutes you've reclaimed DEENSCREEN PRO • Block unlimited apps — free protects your single worst app, Pro protects every one • Full insights — your protected streak, time reclaimed, weekly trend, and the apps that tempt you most • Jumu'ah & Ramadan modes (coming, included in your plan) PERMISSIONS, HONESTLY DeenScreen needs Usage Access (to detect, on your device, when a blocked app opens) and Display Over Other Apps (to show the pause screen). Both are used only for blocking. Nothing is collected, stored remotely, or shared — read our privacy policy: https://deenscreen.pages.dev/privacy Qur'an text & translation via QuranEnc.com (Rowwad Translation Center, reproduced unmodified). Recitation via EveryAyah.com. Full sources: https://deenscreen.pages.dev/licenses Built by a Muslim, for Muslims. May Allah make our screens a means of benefit, not loss.