Add Digital Wellbeing category (screen time / focus apps) - #9
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The /us/ form forces the US storefront into the iOS deep link Apple returns; the neutral /app/id form resolves against the reader's own storefront. Verified against Apple's 301 under en-GB/IE/NZ/US/AU.
apps.apple.com/us/... forces the US storefront into the iOS deep link Apple returns, so a non-US reader can be sent to a store where the app is unavailable. The /app/idNNN form resolves against the reader's own storefront. Verified against Apple's 301 under en-GB/IE/NZ/US/AU. Scoped to the entries added by this PR only.
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The list has no category for screen-time / digital-wellbeing apps, which is now one of the most active categories on the App Store. The closest existing home is Productivity, but these apps are not task managers — they work by removing capability rather than adding it, so they read oddly mixed in there.
This PR adds a
Digital Wellbeingsection with 7 entries, alphabetical, and adds it to the table of contents in the right place.Notes on the choices:
Disclosure: I'm the developer of SproutGuard, one of the seven entries, and I've disclosed that inline in the list as well. I added it because the category has a real split between parental-monitoring tools and self-imposed limits for adults and nothing here covered the latter — but if you'd rather not include a self-submitted app, please strike that one line and merge the other six. The category is the point of the PR; my entry isn't.
Format follows contributing.md:
[Name](link) - Description., capitalised, full stop, no leading "A"/"An".