Morro: Invest your time
iOS app by Ka Yan Wan. Productivity · Ka Yan Wan
- Store rating
- 0 / 5
- Store rating count
- 0
- Download price
- Free to download
- In-app purchases
- Unknown
- Version
- 1.0
- Listing last refreshed
- 2026-09-17
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Morro keeps an honest record of where your time goes. Most screen-time apps try to block you. Morro does the opposite. It never locks you out or hides an app behind a wall. It simply asks one short question an hour, so you notice where your attention is going. The whole idea is awareness, not restriction: a small, honest nudge tends to change behavior more gently than a wall ever could. 1. One question an hour, keyed to your calendar - If a calendar event is happening now, Morro asks "Working on '{event}'?" You tap Yes or No. - If nothing is scheduled, it asks "Watching value-added content?" You answer plus or minus. Either way, you answer straight from the lock screen. The app never has to open. That one tap builds your invested-versus-spent history over the day. 2. Away from your devices? Morro stays quiet. Off at a pilates class or a long lunch with no device nearby? Morro does not nag an empty room. It stays silent, then sends a single catch-up when you return: "You were away during '{event}'. Did you do it?" 3. Your calendar, next to your usage Today shows your calendar track beside your actual usage, so you can see where the day really went instead of guessing. Over time it becomes a DONE LIST, not a to-do list. 4. Close the day with a receipt, not a report card Each evening ends on a calm daily receipt that tallies where your hours went. Invest your day and it prints a green stamp and a small reward. It is a keepsake you can keep, never a scolding. **The Latte Rule** Tracking tells you what happened. A little ritual makes it matter. Give yourself one simple rule: earn a green stamp and treat yourself to a latte. Waste the day before, and hold off until you have earned it back. It is a small, kind way to make each day feel like it counts, the sense of ritual that turns a number into a habit you actually enjoy. 5. Two devices, one account Your iPhone answers the questions. If you add the free Mac companion, your Mac keeps watch in the background so Morro knows when you are truly away, and it can show real app and site names next to your calendar. Both devices share one account, one history, and one calendar. Nothing to configure. 6. Built quiet Quiet hours and once-per-event rules keep the nudges from turning into noise. You choose your waking hours and how often Morro checks in. Your record is yours. 7. Pricing Start with a one-week free trial. After that, Morro is one simple subscription, monthly or yearly. No ads, ever. Awareness, not restriction. Give Morro a week and see where your time actually goes. 8. Subscription Morro is free to try for one week. After the trial, continue with a Morro subscription: - Monthly — $1.99 per month - Yearly — $11.99 per year Payment is charged to your Apple Account at confirmation of purchase. Your subscription automatically renews unless auto-renewal is turned off at least 24 hours before the end of the current period. Your account is charged for renewal within 24 hours before the en
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