Tollgate uses Apple's own Screen Time shield to interrupt the apps that eat your day, then charges a toll. One question on a topic you chose buys your next block of time. You were going to lose twenty minutes anyway. Now you'll at least know one more thing.
That's the whole setup. No notes to import, no flashcards to build, no account to create.
Every other screen-time app makes the interruption pure cost: a wall, a delay, a breathing exercise. You negotiate with it, then you delete it. Tollgate's interruption gives you something.
Your weekly stat isn't "screen time reduced". It's minutes converted. Exactly how much you scrolled, and how much of it you turned into learning. Including the times you closed the app instead of answering. Those count too.
Curated question banks, cached on your phone, ready before your first gate ever fires.
Your feed goes dark when your time runs out. One question buys the next block. Sets up in under a minute.
Coming soon to the App Store