LockedWeb

LockedWeb is built on a blunt insight about content blockers: they fail because the person being blocked can simply turn them off. Its answer is to remove the off switch. Uninstalling triggers a forced 72-hour waiting period and a one-time unlock code, so an impulsive moment cannot undo a decision made in a clear one. Millisecond-level filtering works across iOS, Android, Windows and Mac, with a no-log privacy stance and accountability notifications that can alert a partner or parent. For addiction recovery and parental control — the two stated use cases — that friction-by-design is the entire product, and it is genuinely differentiated from blockers that fold to a password you set yourself. The honest trade-offs: a tool this rigid can frustrate legitimate needs, like a work site caught by an overbroad filter, and the 72-hour delay that protects you also delays real fixes. It is a paid product. For people who have tried willpower-plus-a-blocker and watched it fail, removing the escape hatch is the point.