- Redirect now works with exact apps. You pick the individual apps, and a review screen shows exactly what will redirect before anything turns on. Selecting a whole category (like "Social") used to catch unrelated apps, including ones installed later — that can't happen anymore. - If you had a category selected, Dull cleared it. Open Redirect and pick the exact apps you want. - Fixed: Posting Mode could leave apps unlocked after its window expired. It now re-locks on time. - Dull now follows your iPhone's text size. Turn text up in iOS Settings and the whole app scales with it. - Plainer wording across setup, settings and the blocking screens.

- New: share to Dull. Send a link to "Dull" from any app's share sheet and it opens in the filtered browser, even if a browser is already open. - Instagram: Explore entry points are now blocked when the Explore filter is on. The bare Explore page no longer slips through. - Fixed: "edit blocked apps" refused changes while notifications were off. Editing your blocked list no longer needs notification permission. - Fixed: unticking every app in the blocked-apps picker silently did nothing. It now offers to turn Redirect off. - New: a heads-up when your selection includes whole categories, since a category blocks every app inside it, including ones you install later. - Fixed: editing blocked apps right after launch could fail with "screen time access wasn't granted" even though it was. - Polish: settings search now finds Redirect when you type "blocked" or "unblock", and error messages say what actually went wrong.

— Fixed: users who'd already activated a subscription before completing onboarding were shown the paywall. Now skipped automatically. — New: web buyers get a shorter onboarding — language, intro, then straight to setup (platforms, features to enable). No persuasion screens you've already been through. — Fixed: Restore now shows a clear explanation when no in-app purchase is found, rather than failing silently. — Polish: shorter, plainer copy across the commitment setup and settings screens. — Fixed: onboarding could show a blank screen on iPad. — Fixed (iOS 26): shield bounce sometimes landed on iOS's "Restricted" page inside Dull. Dull now waits for the block to clear before opening the platform. — Fixed: Redirect could stay stuck on "paused" after re-enabling Screen Time access in iOS Settings. — Fixed: shield bounce notification now opens the right platform even when the app name contains a space. — New: brief in-app explainer before iOS asks about ad attribution.

— Fixed: onboarding could show a blank screen on iPad. Setup now completes correctly, and notifications stay fully optional throughout. — Fixed (critical): tapping the shield bounce from a blocked native app sometimes landed on iOS's "Restricted" page inside Dull instead of the filtered platform (iOS 26). Apple's in-app web filter was holding the block a few hundred ms longer than the redirect's clear. Dull now waits for the system to release before opening the platform, with automatic retry as a backstop. — Fixed: Redirect could get stuck on "paused" even after re-enabling Screen Time access in iOS Settings. iOS doesn't tell apps when that toggle flips back on, so Dull now asks iOS directly on every foreground. — Fixed: tapping the shield bounce notification now lands you on the right platform inside Dull again, even when the shielded app's name contains a space (Instagram Lite, etc). — Fixed: rare case where Hard Block could shield the in-app Instagram/YouTube feed itself if you'd selected the matching web domain from the picker. Redirect now never touches your in-app browsing — only the native apps. — New: in-app explainer before iOS asks about ad attribution, so you know what the system dialog is for and that it's separate from the Screen Time access prompt. — Clearer copy across all Redirect surfaces — the app now says "screen time access" everywhere, matching what iOS Settings labels it.

— Fixed (critical): tapping the shield bounce from a blocked native app sometimes landed on iOS's "Restricted" page inside Dull instead of the filtered platform (iOS 26). Apple's in-app web filter was holding the block a few hundred ms longer than the redirect's clear. Dull now waits for the system to release before opening the platform, with automatic retry as a backstop. — Fixed: Redirect could get stuck on "paused" even after re-enabling Screen Time access in iOS Settings. iOS doesn't tell apps when that toggle flips back on, so Dull now asks iOS directly on every foreground. — Fixed: tapping the shield bounce notification now lands you on the right platform inside Dull again, even when the shielded app's name contains a space (Instagram Lite, etc). — Fixed: rare case where Hard Block could shield the in-app Instagram/YouTube feed itself if you'd selected the matching web domain from the picker. Redirect now never touches your in-app browsing — only the native apps. — New: in-app explainer before iOS asks about ad attribution, so you know what the system dialog is for and that it's separate from the Screen Time access prompt. — Clearer copy across all Redirect surfaces — the app now says "screen time access" everywhere, matching what iOS Settings labels it.

— Fixed (critical): tapping the shield bounce from a blocked native app sometimes landed on iOS's "Restricted" page inside Dull instead of the filtered platform (iOS 26). Apple's in-app web filter was holding the block a few hundred ms longer than the redirect's clear. Dull now waits for the system to release before opening the platform, with automatic retry as a backstop. — Fixed: Redirect could get stuck on "paused" even after re-enabling Screen Time access in iOS Settings. iOS doesn't tell apps when that toggle flips back on, so Dull now asks iOS directly on every foreground. — Fixed: tapping the shield bounce notification now lands you on the right platform inside Dull again, even when the shielded app's name contains a space (Instagram Lite, etc). — Fixed: rare case where Hard Block could shield the in-app Instagram/YouTube feed itself if you'd selected the matching web domain from the picker. Redirect now never touches your in-app browsing — only the native apps. — New: in-app explainer before iOS asks about ad attribution, so you know what the system dialog is for and that it's separate from the Screen Time access prompt. — Clearer copy across all Redirect surfaces — the app now says "screen time access" everywhere, matching what iOS Settings labels it.

— Hard Block: lock the native Instagram, YouTube, Facebook, X apps at the OS level using Family Controls. Selection survives reinstalls. — Posting Mode: when you actually need to post, hold to confirm and unlock one app for 10 minutes — then it shields back up. Daily quota you set. — Full German and Spanish localization for everything Hard Block and Posting Mode related. — Shield handoff cleaned up: clearer subtitle, "Send me to Dull" button, and a how-it-works guide in Settings with troubleshooting steps if iOS swallows the notification. — Onboarding reshuffle for a cleaner first-run. — Home hub: "+" icon in the top bar opens Posting Mode. One-time coach marks point out the settings gear and the +. — Weekly receipt card on the home hub is now dismissable and auto-clears after 3 days. — Fixed the in-app browser rendering wider than the screen on Instagram (the issue 1.7.4 tried but missed). — Fixed: tapping the Hard Block shield notification now opens the right platform inside Dull. Used to land you on the home hub instead. — Fixed: home hub coach mark title no longer gets clipped on iPhone. — Settings: one-tap toggle next to Hard Block — no need to open the detail screen to enable or disable.

— New: Session Timer. Pick how long you want before opening a platform. When time's up, dull closes the visit and walks you back through the open-flow. Optional, per-platform, off by default. — First time you open Instagram, YouTube, Facebook or X, a short walkthrough now explains what's filtered out, what stays, and how to sign in or delete the account natively. Replay from Settings. — Once a day, the home screen plays a small moment: your day count flips up with a brief observation, then quietly marks today on a calendar grid. Auto-dismisses, tap to skip. — The day card is a smaller chip. Tap to open your history. — Settings has a "see today's moment" option to replay it without waiting. — New on YouTube: optional Subscriptions lockdown filter that strips the top bar and recommended-channel rails. — Tightened onboarding screens. Fixed unreadable footer text in dark mode. — Reliability fixes for filters that occasionally needed a reload to apply.

— First time you open Instagram, YouTube, Facebook or X, a short walkthrough now explains what's filtered out, what stays, and how to sign in or delete the account natively. Replay any of them from Settings. — Once a day, the home screen plays a small moment: your day count flips up with a brief observation, then quietly marks today on a calendar grid. Auto-dismisses, tap to skip. — The day card on the home screen is now a smaller chip. Tap it to open your full history. — Settings has a "see today's moment" option, in case you want to replay it without waiting for tomorrow. — New on YouTube: an optional Subscriptions lockdown filter that strips the top bar and recommended-channel rails on the Subscriptions tab, leaving just the people you actually subscribe to. — Tightened a couple of onboarding screens. Fixed unreadable footer text on the home screen in dark mode. — Reliability fixes for filters that occasionally needed a reload to apply.

Bug fixes and reliability improvements. — Friends-Only on Instagram now keeps a peek of friends who recently posted at the top of the Following feed, so you can still tap into their stories. — New "reset filters to defaults" option in filter settings, in case anything ever feels stuck. — Filter changes now apply right away without needing to leave and re-open a platform.

Bug fixes and reliability improvements. — Tightened Instagram filtering across feed and reels surfaces. — Polished settings layout — quicker to find what you're looking for. — Smoother app lifecycle handling — fewer hiccups when switching between platforms or returning from background.

Bug fixes and reliability improvements. — Tightened Instagram filtering across feed and reels surfaces. — Polished settings layout — quicker to find what you're looking for. — Smoother app lifecycle handling — fewer hiccups when switching between platforms or returning from background.

Multi-account switching for Instagram, Friends-Only Mode, a YouTube watch-page recommendations filter, an old.reddit.com option, and a refreshed wordmark. Plus filter tightening around 2FA, the Explore page, and keyboard handling. — New: Instagram multi-account. Sign into more than one account and switch between them without logging in and out. Tap the profile icon next to back/forward in the Instagram toolbar to add, switch, rename, or remove accounts. Each account is fully isolated — its cookies and session never touch the others. Existing logins are preserved on upgrade. — New YouTube filter: hide every recommended video on the watch page. The player, title, channel, like/share row, and comments stay; the suggestions wall and infinite scroll go. Off by default; opt in from Filter Settings → YouTube. — Friends-Only Mode for Instagram: replaces the algorithmic home feed with Following, so you only see posts from accounts you actually follow. Off by default for existing users; opt in from the Instagram filter settings. — Reddit can now load old.reddit.com instead of the redesign. Toggle lives under Filter Settings → Reddit → Advanced. — Explore page filter rewritten so it only hides the algorithmic post grid. Search, recent searches, and suggested accounts stay. — Fixed the keyboard dismissing while you're typing your Instagram 2FA code. — Rebuilt the Instagram story-reply and DM keyboard fix on a meta-tag override instead of shrinking the WebView. The reply box now lifts cleanly with the keyboard and other inputs (search, login, comments, Facebook birthday composer) stop breaking. — Onboarding now resumes where you left off if you kill the app on the paywall. — Refreshed the dull wordmark across welcome, home, and about screens.

Adds Instagram Friends-Only Mode, an old.reddit.com option, and a refreshed wordmark. Plus filter tightening around 2FA, the Explore page, and keyboard handling. — Friends-Only Mode for Instagram: replaces the algorithmic home feed with Following, so you only see posts from accounts you actually follow. Off by default for existing users; opt in from the Instagram filter settings. — Reddit can now load old.reddit.com instead of the redesign. Toggle lives under Filter Settings → Reddit → Advanced. — Explore page filter rewritten so it only hides the algorithmic post grid. Search, recent searches, and suggested accounts stay. — Fixed the keyboard dismissing while you're typing your Instagram 2FA code. — Story-reply and DM keyboard fix narrowed so it no longer breaks other inputs (Facebook birthday composer, Instagram search, login forms, comments). — Onboarding now resumes where you left off if you kill the app on the paywall. — Refreshed the dull wordmark across welcome, home, and about screens.

Rebuilt onboarding so you understand what Dull does before you commit. Same Instagram, YouTube, Facebook, X, and Reddit — without Reels, Shorts, and the For You feed. — Redesigned onboarding: clear comparison of what Dull removes vs. keeps. Reels, Shorts, and algorithmic feeds out. DMs, posts, subscriptions stay. — Calmer privacy and tracking explanations. — Smoother trial entry. Nothing is preselected for you. — Fixed Instagram 2FA keyboard dismissing mid-entry. — Fixed keyboard covering the input on story replies. — Filter reliability and polish across all 5 platforms.

Weekly Receipt: Every Sunday Dull hands you a dry, itemized receipt of your week on social — minutes per platform, week-over-week delta, nothing else. Share it to Instagram Stories or Snapchat in one tap. Restraint Tally: A quiet ledger of days you used the internet on your own terms. No fire emojis, no panicked alerts, no "day 7 — keep going!" guilt trips. One grace day per month, applied silently. Home Screen Swap: A new onboarding step that helps you drop Dull into the slot on your home screen where Instagram used to live. Your thumb already knows the spot. Smart Feature Drip: Helpful tips at day 3, 7, 14, and 21 pointing to features you probably haven't found yet — grayscale, time limits, quiet hours, PIN lock. Gentle Re-engagement: If you disappear for five days, Dull sends one dry notification. Once, per install, ever. No nags, no guilt, no second attempts. Filter reliability and general polish across all platforms.

Intent Launcher: Choose where you're headed (DMs, Subscriptions, Search) before opening a platform — skip the feed entirely. Customizable Widgets: Pick which platforms show on your widget, now with daily usage on each tile. Home Screen Setup Guide: Step-by-step instructions to replace native social media apps with one-tap Dull widgets. Smarter Onboarding: Set up your speed bump and quiet hours right during setup, plus opt in to reminders. Improved Filters: More reliable content filtering across all platforms, especially on login pages. Reddit now preserves your scroll position. Fixed links accidentally opening native apps instead of staying in Dull.

Intent Launcher: Choose a destination (like DMs or Subscriptions) before opening a platform to bypass the feed completely. Customizable Widgets: Pick which platforms appear on your widget, now with daily usage shown on each tile. Home Screen Setup: A new guide to replace native social media apps with one-tap Dull widgets. Better Onboarding: Configure your opening challenge and quiet hours right during setup. Fixed links accidentally opening native apps instead of staying in Dull.

Critical Instagram fix: - Instagram login works again for affected existing users. - If Messages Only turned itself on after an update, this release turns it back off. - Platform navigation bars now visible by default for new users. - You can still enable Messages Only anytime in Settings.

Critical Instagram fix: - Instagram login works again for affected existing users. - If Messages Only turned itself on after an update, this release turns it back off. - You can still enable Messages Only anytime in Settings.

Critical fixes: — Instagram login no longer gets stuck in a redirect loop. If you couldn't sign in, this is the one. — Reddit shows all posts again (was incorrectly hiding content for non-logged-in users). — X/Twitter search is back. Bottom nav was being hidden entirely — now only hides Home, Notifications, Messages, Grok. — YouTube Google sign-in works properly again. Also new: — 24h filter delay is now opt-in (Settings > Bypass Prevention). Was on by default before — that was a mistake. — Cleaner settings layout. Same controls, less visual noise. — Better "open in app" banner blocking across all five platforms. — Home screen shows one card at a time instead of stacking them.

What's new in Dull — the social media browser that filters out the noise: Reddit support is here. Browse your subscribed subreddits without the algorithmic Popular feed, promoted posts, or suggested communities. No doomscrolling, just your subs. Instagram Messages Only mode — skip the feed entirely and just check your DMs. Less screen time, more intention. Improved home screen and lock screen widgets — per-platform usage breakdown, session count, and quiet hours schedule right on your lock screen. Smarter Facebook content filtering — reduced false positives so your feed stays clean without hiding things you actually want to see. Dull filters short-form content from Instagram, YouTube, Facebook, X, and now Reddit. Set time limits, enable grayscale mode, add friction gates, or schedule quiet hours — all on your terms.

What's new: PIN-locked settings feel smoother — PIN entry now overlays the destination directly, no extra steps. Haptic feedback on time limit gates and bypass toggle. You'll feel it. Time limit settings auto-expand the first platform on first visit so you're not staring at a blank screen. Feature nudges moved to a more visible spot on the home screen. "Check again" button on scheduled block gates — tap to dismiss instantly when a block is about to expire.

What's new: Time limits, quiet hours, and friction gates are now more configurable — tweak per platform exactly the way you want. Redesigned paywall with cleaner trial flow. Improved haptic feedback throughout the app. Refreshed support and help links. Performance and stability improvements.