How can we help?

Email development@unicornfounder.ai. It goes straight to Felix, who builds mamahuhu. If something went wrong, say which iPhone and iOS version you have and what you tapped just before.

An iPhone on iOS 26.5 or later. mamahuhu uses Apple's Screen Time, so it asks for Screen Time access the first time you open it.

Open mamahuhu and tap Turn on Screen Time, then approve Apple's prompt. Tap the app that pulls you in, and when Apple's picker opens, select that same app and nothing else. That is how mamahuhu knows which app to send you back to.

When you open a gated app, a mamahuhu screen comes up instead. Tap Do a slice, answer three quick cards, and you are taken back to the app, unlocked for 15 minutes. After that it is gated again. If you would rather not, tap Put the phone down: the app closes and stays gated.

Open mamahuhu and tap Turn the gate off. The app opens straight away, with no lesson needed, and stays open until you turn the gate back on. Deleting mamahuhu removes its block as well.

If the 15 minutes end while you are still in the app, iOS sometimes shows its own screen first. Tap its button once and the mamahuhu screen appears, with Do a slice on it.

mamahuhu asks this once for an app it could not identify, so it knows where to send you after a lesson. Tap the app you came from. It will not ask again for that app, and your unlock has already started either way.

No. Apple never tells mamahuhu what you do inside other apps, and nothing leaves your phone. The privacy policy has the details.