Press kit
Everything below, in one file: nagomi-press-kit.zip (1.2 MB).
Nagomi is a Screen Time app for iPhone built around decisions made in advance. You choose which apps are blocked at which hours, and how many times a running period may be opened on purpose, three minutes at a time. The screen in front of a blocked app tells you what you decided; it does not ask. Nagomi records every scheduled boundary as it fires and shows you the record.
Boilerplate
Nagomi is a Screen Time app for iPhone built around decisions made in advance. You choose which apps are blocked at which hours, with as many periods as you need, a different set of blocked apps in each one, an allowance per period, a different schedule for every weekday, and periods that cross midnight without being split in two. It also records every scheduled boundary as it fires and shows you the record, because a blocker that quietly stops working is worse than no blocker at all. Nagomi collects no data of any kind: no analytics, no crash reporting, no accounts, no server. Screen Time data never leaves the device.
Facts
- Platform — iPhone, iOS 18.0 or later.
- Released — 7 August 2026.
- Price — free, with Nagomi Pro at $3.99 a month, $27.99 a year with a 3-day free trial, or $74.99 as a one-time purchase. US prices; local prices vary.
- App Store — apps.apple.com/app/id6795339188
- Developer — Yasutaka Shinzaki, an independent developer in Osaka, Japan.
- Privacy label — Data Not Collected.
- Contact — support@nagomi.day
Icon
nagomi-icon-1024.png — 1024 × 1024.
Screenshots
Four screenshots at 1284 × 2778, straight from the device. The versions below are downscaled for this page; the full-size files are in the archive.
Usage
The icon and screenshots may be reproduced in coverage of Nagomi. Please do not alter the icon or present a modified screenshot as the app's interface. Anything else — an interview, a different screenshot, a question about how the Screen Time API behaves — just ask: support@nagomi.day.