FocusMe
7.1#5 in screen time management apps$249 one-timeAndroidiOSExtensionLinux
VisitFocusMe vs Opal
What both publish
| Fact | FocusMe | Opal |
|---|---|---|
| Privacy | The privacy policy says optional usage data may include block lists, rules, browsing history, and app usage, and identifies analytics tracking through the desktop application and browser extensions. | Opal states that detailed app-usage data processed through iOS Screen Time and Android Accessibility Service and Usage Stats remains on the device. |
| Purpose | FocusMe blocks distracting websites and apps, sets time limits, and locks focus plans to help users stay focused. | Opal says it protects focus automatically and helps people make technology work for them. |
| Refunds | Paid plans include a 60-day unconditional money-back guarantee, and the FAQ says to contact support within 60 days to request a refund. | The pricing page offers a 30 Day Money Back Guarantee for Stripe purchases and says Opal cannot directly refund iPhone app purchases. |
FocusMe plans
- Lifetime$249, paid once
- Monthly—
- Yearly—
Opal plans
- Opal FreeFree
- FreeFree
- Opal Pro Yearly$8.29 a month
- Pro Yearly$8.29 a month
- Pro Weekly$9.99 a month
- Opal Pro Monthly$19.99 a month
Pick FocusMe if…
FocusMe may suit students, parents, writers, developers, and others seeking tools to manage distracting websites and apps. Its schedules and time budgets may help people who want defined focus periods or usage limits.
Pick Opal if…
Opal suits people who want to block selected apps, set timed focus sessions, and review focus-related signals. Its free plan offers a starting point, while Pro adds unlimited rules and Opal Score history.