Morning Lockout

It starts when the alarm ends

This is the part a separate app blocker cannot do. A blocker starts on a clock time; your alarm ends whenever you actually finish it. After two snoozes those are nowhere near each other — so a scheduled block spends its first stretch guarding a sleeping person and runs out before the window that mattered.

Morning Lockout begins the moment the mission is done. No padding, no gap at the end.

Strict or Hard mode

Hard mode is the default here too, and for a sharper reason: a morning lockout arrives on somebody who has been awake for about a minute. That is exactly the state in which a ten-second hold stops being a deterrent.

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The arithmetic on why one app beats two is in this post.