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Movement-based · No account · On-device

Looking for an
one sec alternative?

one sec made the pause popular: a breath before the app opens, then you decide. For plenty of people that moment is enough. If you've learned to breathe and tap Continue in one motion, EarnLock asks for something a reflex can't supply. The apps you pick stay locked until Apple Health shows you've moved, an hour opens at halfway, and the full goal opens them until midnight. Locking one app is free for good.

How does EarnLock compare to one sec?

one sec details come from its public App Store page. The two apps take opposite approaches, so the table is mostly about mechanism.

Feature EarnLock one sec
How blocked apps unlock A daily activity goal from Apple Health. Halfway opens an hour; the full goal opens them until midnight A breathing pause or short delay, then you may continue
Block or friction The app stays locked until the goal is met, apart from the daily emergency unlock Friction meant to make you reconsider; nothing is enforced
What a locked app shows EarnLock's screen with what's left, such as "2,026 steps until unlock", and an Earn it button A breathing interstitial
A trial week before blocking Shadow Week: seven days that block nothing and count how often you would have been blocked Not listed
Free tier One app or category, locked with a step goal, for good The breathing interruption for one app
Paid plans $1.99/month or $9.99/year (each with a 7-day free trial), or $19.99 once one sec pro: yearly, monthly, or lifetime
Apple Watch app Yes, with Premium: the watch reads its own Health data and has complications. The iPhone does the locking iPhone-focused
Account No account Check current requirements
Third-party SDKs None. The app makes no network connections of its own See one sec's App Privacy label
Platforms iPhone (iOS 17 or later), plus the Apple Watch app with Premium iOS and Android
Family Sharing Yes, on Monthly, Yearly, and Lifetime Check current App Store terms

Checked 2026-06-14 against one sec's public App Store page and pricing; the paid-plan line was rechecked on 2026-10-29. Mechanism descriptions follow each app's own published documentation; check again before switching.

When should I pick one sec instead?

Pick one sec if any of these matter more to you than a lock that only movement lifts:

EarnLock is for someone who has tapped through every pause and wants unlocking to cost a walk. If halfway is all you manage, you still get an hour.

About EarnLock

Questions

FAQ

What is the best alternative to one sec?
If the pause has stopped working for you, EarnLock is a one sec alternative with a lock instead of a delay. The apps you pick stay locked until you reach a daily activity goal measured by Apple Health. Halfway opens them for an hour, the full goal opens them until midnight, and a math-gated emergency unlock covers real needs once a day. Locking one app is free for good, and there is no account. If a pause is enough, one sec is the lighter tool.
How is EarnLock different from one sec?
one sec adds a breath before an app opens and then lets you continue. EarnLock keeps the app locked until Apple Health shows you've moved enough that day, and a locked app shows exactly what's left, such as "2,026 steps until unlock". EarnLock also starts with a Shadow Week that blocks nothing and counts how often you would have been blocked, so you see your real pattern before the first lock. one sec runs on iPhone and Android; EarnLock is an iPhone app with an Apple Watch app in Premium.
How much does EarnLock cost compared with one sec?
Locking one app or category with a step goal is free for good, with partial and full unlocks, Shadow Week, streaks with a weekly rest day, the Insights Day view, every widget, and the emergency unlock. Premium adds unlimited apps, active minutes and active calories, the Apple Watch app, a Live Activity, Smart Schedules, and Week and Month insights for $1.99/month or $9.99/year, each with a 7-day free trial, or $19.99 once. All three support Family Sharing. one sec has a free tier and sells one sec pro yearly, monthly, or as a lifetime unlock. Check both listings for current prices in your country.
Does one sec block apps or just pause them?
one sec pauses them. Its breathing screen asks you to reconsider, and you can continue if you still want to. That is the design, and for many people it works. EarnLock keeps the app locked until your daily activity goal is met, with one emergency unlock per day behind a two-digit math problem.
Is EarnLock private?
Yes. EarnLock has no account, makes no network connections of its own, and includes no analytics, advertising, or other third-party SDKs. Apple Health is read on your iPhone and never written to or sent anywhere, and Apple's Screen Time picker gives EarnLock opaque tokens instead of the names of your apps. EarnLock is built for limiting your own iPhone and has no parent controls.
Can EarnLock block the same apps one sec can?
For apps, yes. EarnLock locks any app or whole category you can choose in Apple's Screen Time picker: one on the free tier, as many as you like with Premium. The difference is what happens when you open one.

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Try EarnLock.

Your apps open when Apple Health shows you've moved, and halfway earns an hour. Locking one app is free, with no account.

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