Don’t stop at
“I want to.”

No. The goal is not reducing screen time for its own sake. Aimwill starts from the real-world action you decided to do next and changes your iPhone so it is less likely to get in the way while you start and finish that action.

It depends on the action. Arrival can complete a commute, while a gym or library action can stay in a Doing state until you have spent enough time there and then leave.

You can adjust days, start time, place, arrival radius, completion conditions, apps available while traveling and doing, notifications, and a safe fallback end time for each action. If you want, an action can also follow schedule changes in Apple Calendar.

No route history is stored. Location is used as a signal for moments such as arrival and departure so an action can move to its next phase.

Screen Time adjusts app access, Location can detect arrival and departure, and Notifications can remind you when an action is about to start. Calendar access is optional and is used only when you want an action to follow schedule changes. Aimwill explains each permission before asking for it.

No Aimwill account is required. Core product data such as actions, saved places, Screen Time selections, and runtime state stays on your device. Support information is sent only when you explicitly contact support.

No. Aimwill can use low-intrusion signals such as arriving at a gym, staying for a minimum time, and leaving, but it does not monitor or claim to verify the workout itself.