CABIN DOOR
Keep distracting apps outside.
Choose the apps that should wait until landing. Locking your phone never ends a protected flight.
Three things it does on its own.
1 Turns on automatically at takeoff 2 Unlocks automatically at landing 3 Your choices stay on this device Set up Cabin Door
Not now
Allow Screen Time access.
Apple asks once. WindowSeat receives anonymous tokens, never the names of the apps you choose.
Allow Screen Time access
Choose distracting apps.
These apps and categories will be covered by a calm WindowSeat shield while you fly.
Edit blocked apps 9 apps · 2 categories
Turn on Cabin Door
Back
Time remaining · Seat 14A
0:31
LHR JFK
Cabin door on · 9 apps
The door closed itself at takeoff. Nothing to remember.
You’re still in the air.
LHR → JFK, landing at 4:12 PM. This one waits at the gate.
Close and keep flying
ARRIVED · JFK
The door opens itself.
Everything you put behind it is back, and the flight is in the logbook. You never touched a setting.
Flown 07:41 · 3,451 mi
Door held 9 apps
Coming to the App Store 3:41
1. Cabin Door 2. What it does on its own 3. Screen Time permission 4. Choosing apps 5. Takeoff 6. A blocked app mid-flight 7. Landing
Scroll — the setup, start to finish
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iOS · In development
Everything above is what the iPhone adds. Cabin Door needs Apple’s Screen Time framework, so it only exists on iOS. The flight itself does not: fly on the web today and your flights, miles and First Class carry straight over when the app lands.
