one sec
7.2#4 in screen time management appsFrom $19.99 a yearAndroidiOSExtensionLinux
Visitone sec vs ScreenZen
What both publish
| Fact | one sec | ScreenZen |
|---|---|---|
| Headquarters | Barcelona, Spain | Sonoma, California, United States |
| Privacy | By default, user data remains offline; data is processed only when users choose features such as support contact, subscriptions, feedback, or iCloud sync. | 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 | one sec interrupts or blocks social media, apps, and websites to help users regain control of their time. | ScreenZen blocks distracting apps and websites to help people reduce screen time. |
| Support | Support is provided through help articles, tutorials, an ideas and bug-feedback board, and direct contact. | The site lists [email protected] and invites users to join its Discord community. |
one sec plans
- one sec pro$6.99 a month
- one sec pro Family Plan$9.99 a month
- one sec pro$19.99 a year
- one sec pro Family Plan$29.99 a year
- one sec pro$99.99, paid once
- one sec pro Family Lifetime$149, paid once
ScreenZen plans
- ScreenZen appFree
- halo$49, paid once
Pick one sec if…
one sec suits people who want prompts or scheduled blocks to interrupt app and website use. Its cross-device support also suits users who move between iOS or Android devices and desktop browsers.
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.