Pick the distractions
Choose the social, video, browser, game, and messaging apps you do not want available behind the wheel.
Automatic driving protection for iPhone
MileMute puts the apps that pull your attention out of reach when CarPlay connects or Driving Focus turns on—without blocking Maps, music, calls, or emergency access.
MILEMUTE IS ACTIVE
12 distracting apps muted
Set it once
Choose the social, video, browser, game, and messaging apps you do not want available behind the wheel.
MileMute uses CarPlay or Apple Driving Focus to know when driving protection should turn on.
Distracting apps stay out of reach for the drive. Maps, music, calls, and emergency access remain available.
Why MileMute
The hardest moment is not deciding that distracted driving is dangerous. It is the split second when your phone lights up. MileMute is built to remove that decision before it appears.
Driving protection can begin with CarPlay or Driving Focus—not willpower.
You decide which distractions go quiet and which essentials stay available.
No required location history, driving score, camera, message, or contact access.
Less phone, not no phone
Your next drive
Set up MileMute once. Let the car signal handle the rest.
The direct App Store link is coming soon.
Straight answers
On iPhone, MileMute works with CarPlay or Apple Driving Focus. Either signal can engage your selected driving restrictions.
Yes. Navigation, required system functions, emergency access, and the audio apps you choose can stay available.
The core experience does not need route maps, speed scores, cameras, messages, or contacts. Protection is designed to run on your phone.
No consumer app can make an adult-owned phone impossible to change or remove. MileMute adds meaningful friction within Apple’s platform rules, but it is a supplemental safety aid—not a guarantee.
The first release is for iPhone. Android vehicle-trigger support is planned after physical-device validation.