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Jomo review

Freemium#12 of 29 in Distraction Blocking SoftwareScreen Time Management Apps

A focused Apple-only blocker with routines, strict locks, and flexible paid plans.

8.2/10Editor score
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Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026

Jomo combines screen-time tracking with distraction blocking for iPhone, iPad, and Mac. It can block apps, websites, keywords, and popular content topics on Mac through immediate, scheduled, recurring, or continuous rules. Users can also set daily time limits, screen-time budgets, app-opening limits, routines, and reusable templates. This makes it a strong fit for Apple users who want structured routines and firm limits across their devices.

The Free Plan includes 1 Session, 1 Action or Limit, 1 Screen Time Budget, Squads, and Reports. The Annual plan costs $29.99 per year and adds Strict Mode, Apple Health Integration, Delete Apps from Screen Time, and Multiple Screen Time Budgets, while retaining Squads and Reports. The Student plan costs $14.99 per year, includes all Jomo Plus features for iPhone and Mac, and is renewable every school year. A Single Purchase costs $99.99 one time, includes all Jomo Plus features, and can be shared with 5 family members. A 3-day free trial is also available.

Jomo’s strongest distinction is the depth of its control system. Strict Mode prevents active rules from being deleted or bypassed, while routines can unlock apps after users complete actions. Focus Filters synchronize blocking between iPhone and Mac, and reports provide screen-time tracking. The trade-off is platform scope: Jomo is designed around Apple devices rather than a broad multi-platform setup. Choose it for Apple-focused blocking with recurring schedules and locked sessions; consider another option if your household or workflow depends on platforms outside Apple’s ecosystem.

Jomo pros and cons

  • Where it wins
    • Blocks apps, websites, keywords, and popular content topics
    • Recurring sessions, continuous locks, limits, and routines
    • Focus Filters and Apple Health integration on paid plans
  • Where it doesn't
    • Coverage is centered on iPhone, iPad, and Mac
    • The Free Plan allows only 1 Session and 1 Action or Limit
    • Advanced controls require a paid plan

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