#blockit: Block Shorts & Reels
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#blockit: Block Shorts & Reels

Hide Instagram & YouTube feeds

Jordi Kitto · released 18 Jan 2020 · Open in App Store ↗

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4 subscriptions, no one-time purchases
Revenue %
Monthly · 3 days trial175$0.59 – $1.6024.8%+18.0%
Annual · 7 days trial175$2.42 – $7.9524.8%+18.0%
Annual · 1 year trial175$2.42 – $7.9524.8%+18.0%
Annual · 7 days trial175$4.47 – $15.9324.8%+18.0%

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Description

Keep the good, block the bad. #blockit removes Shorts, Reels and endless feeds from popular websites on Safari, and leaves everything else exactly where it was.

No account. No built-in browser to log into. Nothing sent to any server, ever.

And a 7 day free trial to see the difference yourself.

No VC funding or growth team here. #blockit is built by one indie developer, and has been quietly maintained since 2020 as the sites keep changing.

WHAT GETS BLOCKED

Shorts, Reels and short-form feeds

Endless home feeds and suggested content

Explore pages, related videos, comments if you want

Entire websites by URL

Your call, per site, with simple switches.

WHAT YOU KEEP

Everything else

Search, messages, and notifications

The profiles and pages you actually meant to visit

All in your normal Safari, logged in as yourself, with nothing sitting in between.

WORKS ON

YouTube.com: block Shorts, home recommendations, related videos, comments, end screens, even the subscriptions feed

Instagram.com: block Reels, Stories, Explore, suggested posts, or the whole feed

Facebook.com: block the news feed, Stories, Reels, Marketplace, and Groups

Reddit.com: block the home feed, subreddit feeds, or comments

X.com: block For You, Following, Explore, even notifications

LinkedIn.com: block the home feed

PRIVATE BY DESIGN

#blockit is a pure Safari content blocker, a technology Apple designed so it cannot read or transmit anything from the pages you visit. Don't take our word for it: enable #blockit in Settings and Apple itself confirms "#blockit" does not have permission to read or transmit content from any web pages.

ONE SUBSCRIPTION, EVERY DEVICE

iPhone, iPad and Mac, with iCloud sync keeping every setting and blocked site in step. Set it up once, covered everywhere.

NOTE

#blockit uses Apple Safari Content Blocker technology, and can only remove certain parts of certain websites you browse via the Safari app.

Take back your attention. Just #blockit

Jordi, developer of #blockit

TERMS OF USE

https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/

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