Questions you might have

It blocks the apps you choose during the hours you choose, using Apple's Screen Time. If you tap a blocked app at night you get a shield instead of the app. In the morning, your night plays back as a constellation.

Any apps or app categories you pick. Phone, Messages, Maps and Camera are never blocked, so you can always be reached.

Not in this version. It blocks apps, not websites in Safari.

Everyone sets one window for the week and picks which nights it runs. Different times for some nights, and planned pauses, are part of Premium. Changes that loosen your schedule wait until the next night, so you can't talk yourself out of it at midnight.

Calls and messages are never blocked. There's also a hidden emergency switch, once a night, that lifts everything until morning.

Yes. It's your phone. You can delete the app or turn off Screen Time access in iOS Settings whenever you like. Untouched Skies is a commitment you make to yourself rather than a lock, and it adds friction at the moment you'd otherwise scroll.

We don't claim that. It makes late-night scrolling take more effort. What you do with the extra time is up to you.

There's one reminder 30 minutes before your window starts, and you can turn it off. In the morning Kipi only sends a notification if the night went well.

Something you keep outside the bedroom, so getting back in means getting up. It can be something that taps, like a passport or ID card, a hotel key, a gym or office fob, a transit card or an NFC sticker, or a product barcode at home. You'll test yours when you set it up. A scan buys 10, 20 or 30 minutes. Anchors are part of Premium, and part of your first 14 nights.

You can hold a finger on Kipi for 60 seconds instead, which gets you 5 minutes. That's free.

No. It only checks that a passport is present. It never reads your name, photo or number.

Each unlock puts a cloud over part of that night's sky. Too many clouds and you won't spot that night's constellation. That's all it costs.

No. There are no streaks and nothing counting against you. A bad night is just weather, and tonight is a new sky.

Each night builds one, star by star. Spot it and you collect it as a card. There are 88 constellations and nine finishes to find, 880 cards in all, and the cards tilt and shine as you move your phone.

No. Nothing is ever taken from your collection.

Yes. Blocking one category, the 60-second hold and the emergency switch stay free. Your first 14 nights include everything, so you can try all of it first.

A scan to get back in (10, 20 or 30 minutes after you tap a passport, an NFC sticker or a barcode you keep outside the bedroom), every category instead of one, up to three plans instead of one, different hours for different nights and planned pauses, mornings you didn't open waiting for you as cards, extra card packs, and every feature we add later.

It's the same Premium: A$29.99 once, or A$9.99 a month. From the fourth month, paying once works out cheaper.

No. Nothing charges you automatically when the trial ends, and there's nothing to cancel. You choose whether to pay, and the free version carries on if you don't.

Through your Apple subscriptions in iOS Settings, like any other subscription. Purchases are handled by Apple, and you can restore them from the app's Settings.

None. Everything stays on your phone. There are no accounts, no ads and no analytics, and the App Store privacy label is "Data Not Collected".

No. Apple shows the names of the apps you choose. Our code never reads them, and nothing about them leaves your phone.

Only if you allow it, the calendar of nights can show your sleep from Apple Health. It's read only while the calendar is on screen and isn't stored by us or sent anywhere.

That's separate from the app. Your email address goes to our email provider and is used only for launch news. Read the privacy policy.

It's coming to iPhone on 15 December 2026, starting in Australia.

An iPhone on iOS 26.5 or later.

Not for now. It's iPhone only.

No. It's made for you to use on your own phone, and it isn't directed at children under 13.