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WalkMyScreen on iPhone?

WalkMyScreen is an Android app, and its website still lists the iPhone version as coming soon. If you're on an iPhone now, EarnLock works on the same idea: your steps unlock the scroll. The apps you pick stay locked until Apple Health shows you've moved, halfway to your goal opens them for an hour, and the full goal opens them until midnight. Locking one app is free for good, with no account.

How does EarnLock compare to WalkMyScreen?

WalkMyScreen details come from its public website, checked on 2026-10-29. The two apps run on different phones, so for most people the platform decides.

Feature EarnLock WalkMyScreen
Available today on iPhone (iOS 17 or later), plus the Apple Watch app with Premium Android (Google Play); iPhone listed as coming soon
How blocked apps unlock A daily activity goal from Apple Health. Halfway opens an hour; the full goal opens them until midnight Earn minutes with steps, on top of a baseline you set
What a locked app shows EarnLock's screen with what's left, such as "2,026 steps until unlock", and an Earn it button Android's block screen
A trial week before blocking Shadow Week: seven days that block nothing and count how often you would have been blocked Not listed
Price Free for one app or category. Premium $1.99/month or $9.99/year, each with a 7-day free trial, or $19.99 once Free; optional ads earn bonus minutes
Account No account No account
Where data lives On your iPhone; the app makes no network connections of its own On your phone, per its website
Guard against cheating A 24-hour wait before a lowered goal takes effect, and one math-gated emergency unlock a day Settings changes take effect the next day
Languages 39 locales, including Arabic and Hebrew 7: English, German, Spanish, French, Polish, Portuguese, Ukrainian

Checked 2026-10-29 against WalkMyScreen's public website (platforms, iPhone status, pricing, account, languages). If its iPhone version launches, check again before switching.

When should I wait for WalkMyScreen on iPhone instead?

Choose WalkMyScreen, or wait for its iPhone version, if any of these matter more to you than having an app today:

EarnLock is for the iPhone owner who wants a steps-to-unlock app working today, with a Shadow Week to start and an Apple Watch app with Premium.

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Does WalkMyScreen work on iPhone?
Not yet. WalkMyScreen is on Google Play for Android, and its website lists the iPhone version as coming soon. On iPhone today, EarnLock locks the apps you pick until you reach a daily activity goal measured by Apple Health.
What is the best WalkMyScreen alternative for iPhone?
EarnLock works on the same idea on iPhone: your movement unlocks your apps. It locks the apps you pick until you reach a daily goal in steps (free) or active minutes or active calories (Premium). Halfway opens them for an hour, and the full goal opens them until midnight. It needs no account, and locking one app is free for good.
How does EarnLock compare to WalkMyScreen?
Both use steps to unlock screen time, and both need no account. WalkMyScreen earns you minutes as you walk on top of a baseline, runs on Android, and is free with optional ads for bonus minutes. EarnLock uses one daily goal with an hour at halfway, runs on iPhone with an Apple Watch app in Premium, and starts with a Shadow Week that blocks nothing and counts how often you would have been blocked.
Is there a free WalkMyScreen alternative for iPhone?
Yes. 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.
Will WalkMyScreen launch on iPhone soon?
Its website lists the iPhone version as coming soon, with no date when this page was checked. Until it ships, EarnLock is available on the App Store.
Why does EarnLock use Apple's Screen Time controls?
On iPhone, Apple's Screen Time controls are the way an app can lock other apps. You choose what to lock in Apple's own picker, which gives EarnLock opaque tokens instead of the names of your apps. iOS also lets you turn that access off in Settings, so the lock is a commitment you choose.

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Your steps open your apps, and halfway earns an hour. Locking one app is free, with no account.

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