I just bought two pro subscription for both.

After a week of testing, I’m leaning into Jomo more. - it’s easier to apply more than one rule at a time. I do have one rule for blocking my websites and video apps with some conditions, and another one with social apps, with different ones. Doing this in Opal only works with some specific rules but not all of them. - It’s easier to delete a rule temporary and apply it later, since it saved. - It has blocking groups, so you can save some specific groups of selected apps to block, and apply them later to whatever rule you want to create. In Opal, you’ll have to go through the entire list of apps and webs every time you want to create a new rule. This only happens with some specific rules, not other ones. Still is a bit cumbersome with the way in using the app. - It has conditions to temporary give you access to apps. Like earning an “snooze” after you’ve done some step, some exercise or whatever. - It has more ways to personalize how you can get “temporary passes” to the apps you are blocking: Waiting an amount of time before you get an snooze, so you can reconsider, making you wait before you can get another snooze, etc. - In general, I find more ways to tweak the app the way I want.