99 Days Reset Support

For help with 99 Days Reset, email dario63dmg@icloud.com or open the app and use Settings > Help.

Screen Time does not block apps

Make sure Screen Time permission is allowed and selected apps/categories are configured inside Settings > Protection in 99 Days Reset. Screen Time blocking requires Apple Family Controls support and user permission.

A blocked website still opens in Safari

Enable the Safari extension manually: iPhone Settings > Apps > Safari > Extensions > 99 Days Reset Blocker. On older iOS versions use iPhone Settings > Safari > Extensions. Apple requires the user to enable Safari extensions manually.

A blocked website opens in another browser

Apple does not allow a normal App Store app to silently filter every browser system-wide. To add friction in Chrome, Brave, Firefox, Edge, Opera, or DuckDuckGo, open 99 Days Reset > Settings > Protection > Other browsers and select those browser apps in Apple’s picker.

A protected app does not open immediately after unlocking

Tap the protected app once more after unlocking it. Apple’s Screen Time API can temporarily remove a shield, but it does not allow a shield extension to force-open another app.

Notifications do not appear

Open iPhone Settings, find 99 Days Reset, and make sure notifications are allowed.

Purchases and refunds

All App Store purchases and refunds are handled by Apple.