Remove the apps that keep you scrolling.
Voyager does not block apps you keep installed.
Keep the apps that behave like tools. Remove the apps you do not want available all the time.
How it works
Voyager combines deliberate web access, optional Screen Time restrictions, and commitment delays. The goal is friction where you want it — not a phone that stops being useful.
Voyager does not block apps you keep installed.
Keep the apps that behave like tools. Remove the apps you do not want available all the time.
Device Protection uses Apple Screen Time.
When you enable it, Voyager can restrict supported routes to unrestricted browsing, including Safari and new app installs.
Scan, Focus, or Emergency.
Scan opens QR-linked websites. Focus keeps chosen websites available. Emergency gives temporary broader access when the other two cannot complete the task.
A momentary impulse should not instantly undo your setup.
Standard generally makes weakening changes wait 24 hours. Hardcore generally makes them wait 7 days. More restrictive changes generally take effect immediately.
Each one starts with a reason.
Voyager uses Apple Screen Time only when you choose to enable Device Protection.
Standard generally gives weakening changes a 24-hour delay. Hardcore generally extends that delay to 7 days. More restrictive changes generally happen immediately.
Voyager is a self-imposed system, not an irreversible lock.