Hikage
6.5#17 in screen time management apps$9 one-timeFree planmacOS
VisitHikage vs ScreenZen
What both publish
| Fact | Hikage | ScreenZen |
|---|---|---|
| Privacy | Hikage does not record actual keystrokes, typed text, pointer coordinates, clipboard contents, window titles, screen images, or media titles. | The maker says core app settings and blocking data are stored only on the device and that the core app collects no personally identifiable information. |
| Purpose | Hikage records app and website activity locally so users can review their usage timeline. | ScreenZen blocks distracting apps and websites to help people reduce screen time. |
| Support | Hikage provides support through [email protected] for problems, feature suggestions, purchases, activation, and other feedback. | The site lists [email protected] and invites users to join its Discord community. |
Hikage plans
- FreeFree
- Personal Perpetual License$9, paid once
ScreenZen plans
- ScreenZen appFree
- halo$49, paid once
Pick Hikage if…
Hikage suits macOS users who want to review their app and website activity locally, organize usage statistics, and optionally create calendar event candidates. It is intended for personal review rather than attendance, billing, medical, safety, or evidence workflows.
Pick ScreenZen if…
ScreenZen suits people who want app and website blocking, daily limits, or scheduled focus periods across supported devices. Halo may suit users who want Bluetooth-triggered blocking within a chosen physical boundary.