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Pick apps to protect
Choose the apps and times you want to make more intentional.
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Block distractions. Earn unlocks with learning reps.
Latch turns app unlocks into short, personalised study moments, so every distraction attempt can become a useful rep.
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Unlock progress0 / 3 reps
Spanish · Everyday phrasesStage 2 · 1002
What does ¿Cuánto cuesta? ask?
Adaptive from the start
Personalised before the first unlock.
Pick what you want to learn. Latch handles the difficulty automatically.
Latch tracks performance separately for each subject and skill, so a beginner in Japanese will not get the same difficulty as someone practising economics or pandas.
You choose
Subjects and goals
Latch infers
Your starting level
It adapts
From every response
Difficulty isn’t a setting.
There is no easy, medium, or hard switch. That keeps the unlock flow useful instead of letting it become a permanent easy mode.
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Choose learning tracks
Choose what you want Latch to ask you.
Start with one here. You can add more later.
How it works
A little friction.
A lot more intention.
A calm loop designed to interrupt autopilot without turning focus into a punishment.
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Choose what to learn
Pick a subject or revision goal that is genuinely useful to you.
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Meet the interruption
Latch steps in at the moment you try to open a distracting app.
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Complete a quick rep
Answer a short question calibrated to your current level.
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Earn a little access
A completed set gives you a temporary window into the blocked app.
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Return to focus
When that window closes, the protection quietly returns.
Built differently
More than another blocker.
Latch doesn’t just put a wall between you and an app. It gives that impulsive moment somewhere useful to go.
Adaptive practice
Difficulty responds to your accuracy and speed—separately for every course, topic, and skill.
Local by design
Core blocking, grading, adaptation, and unlocks are designed to happen privately on your device.
Progress that compounds
Tiny reps add up. See the subjects and skills you’re strengthening over time.
The Latch difference
Friction that gives something back.
Opal, Brick, one sec, and ScreenZen all approach distraction differently. Latch is built around a specific exchange: learning reps for temporary access.
When you…LatchTypical blockers
You try to open a blocked app
LatchAnswer a short learning question
Typical blockersPause, wait, or use a physical action
You complete the step
LatchEarn a temporary unlock
Typical blockersContinue after the delay or intervention
You personalise the experience
LatchChoose a subject; difficulty adapts
Typical blockersConfigure blocking rules and schedules
You have no connection
LatchCore unlock flow is designed to work
Typical blockersDepends on the product and setup
What could you learn?
Whatever is worth remembering.
Small questions, chosen at the exact moment your attention starts to wander.
Pandas01
Data cleaning
Which method removes missing values?
Japanese02
Vocabulary
What does “木曜日” mean?
Economics03
Elasticity
What happens when demand is inelastic?
Finance04
Compound interest
What does APY account for?
Intro Python, DCF modelling, history revision, and custom question banks are part of the plan too.
Plans
Useful for free. Deeper when you need it.
The essential blocker should stand on its own. Pro is planned for people who want more choice, customisation, and learning depth.
Free
Focus that works.
A genuinely useful blocker with essential learning reps.
- ✓App and schedule blocking
- ✓Curated starter courses
- ✓On-device adaptive practice
Latch Pro · Planned
Learn your way.
Deeper customisation and learning value for people who want more.
- ✓Custom AI-generated courses
- ✓Premium course packs
- ✓Sync and private progress backup
Good questions
A few things you might be wondering.
Is Latch available yet?
Not yet. Latch is in development for iOS. Join the waitlist for launch updates and early-access opportunities.
Does Latch need an internet connection?
Core blocking, questions, grading, and temporary unlocks are being designed to work on-device.
Will there be a free version?
Yes. The free plan is intended to be a genuinely useful screen-time blocker, not a thin trial.
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A better interruption
Your next distraction could teach you something.
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