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Blackout Lighting Console vs Jomo

Blackout Lighting Console

blackout-app.com

Jomo

jomo.so

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FigureBlackout Lighting ConsoleJomo
Price from$24.99/mo$1.25/mo
Free plan—Yes
Free trialYesYes
Open source——
macOS—Yes
iOSYesYes
Plans published44
Spec score · Distraction Blocking Software8.6 (#3)7.9 (#13)
PrivacyThe company says it does not access or analyze showfile creative content except when the user requests technical support and consents to review.The homepage says app usage stays on the user's phone and is not sold to advertisers.
PurposeBlackout is a professional lighting console designed to run on iPad for lighting work on set, in theaters, and at live events.Jomo helps people build better screen time habits by blocking distracting apps and supporting focus.
SupportBlackout provides a help center, feature documentation, structured training, and a user community.Jomo offers a help center with 70+ articles, human support, in-app hints, and video tutorials.

Plans

Blackout Lighting Console

  • Core$24.99 a month
  • Advanced$49.99 a month
  • Pro$83.33 a month
  • Command$124.99 a month

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Jomo

  • Free PlanFree
  • Student (Annual)$14.99 a year
  • Annual$29.99 a year
  • Single Purchase$99.99, paid once

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In their own words

Blackout Lighting Console

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Jomo

Jomo is a screen time app for iPhone, iPad, and Mac that helps people limit distracting apps and support focused habits. You can schedule blocks, start them after reaching a usage limit, or keep them in place until you take an action. Strict Mode can lock rules against deletion or bypassing. Unlock choices include waiting, giving a reason, entering a password, scanning a QR code, or completing an AI proof. On Mac, blocks can target apps, keywords, and websites, with wildcard rules for specific pages. Journaling gives users a way to review sessions and identify usage patterns. Jomo lists Apple Health Integration, and rules can sync with Focus Filters across iPhone and Mac. The maker says usage stays on the user’s phone and is not sold to advertisers. Jomo offers a free plan with one session, one action or limit, and one Screen Time Budget, plus a three-day trial. Paid options include $14.99 a year for Student (Annual), $29.99 a year for Annual, and $99.99, paid once for Single Purchase.

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