FIRST IN LINE
Android
A first step toward device-level boundaries. Our manual DNS-blocklist prototype is in development.
No public download yetA little friction. A better direction.
Your attention.
Your intentions.
Back together.
Make space between an impulse and a click. We're building simple tools to help you block unwanted adult content and browse with more intention.
CHOOSE YOUR SYSTEM Preview status · downloads coming later
In development / Android first. More to follow.
A pause can change
what comes next.
what comes next.
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BlockHabitA MOMENT FOR YOU
Choose what
gets your attention.
Small boundaries.
More room for what matters.
A more intentional internet
Less autopilot.
More you.
More you.
Better habits begin with
a little breathing room.
01 / FIND YOUR FIT
Your device.
Your starting point.
One intention, different ways to get there.
Explore what's taking shape for your platform.
UP NEXT
iPhone & iPad
A Safari-focused starting point. An iOS prototype is taking shape, with a deliberately limited scope.
Build tested · blocking not yet verifiedPLANNED
macOS
More intentional browsing at your desk. A dedicated experience for Mac is on the roadmap.
No release date announcedPLANNED
Chrome
A lighter-weight layer for your browser. We're exploring a focused Chrome extension.
No extension available yet On Windows? It's on our radar, too.
02 / LESS FRICTION TO GET STARTED
A small setup.
A meaningful boundary.
This is the experience we're working toward.
Setup and features will vary by platform.
01
Find your fit
Choose the platform you use most. Check its release status and what it will actually cover.
02
Set your boundaries
When a release is ready, follow its setup guide and choose the browsing boundaries that work for you.
03
Make room for better
The goal: add a pause before unwanted content, so your next choice can be a more intentional one.
Blocking is a tool, not a guarantee. Coverage depends on the device, browser, configuration, and limitations of each release.
03 / BUILT IN THE OPEN
No big claims.
Just the next step.
We're early. You deserve to know exactly where things stand before you put your trust in a tool.
Current stage: prototypes
Build the foundations
NOWAndroid has a manual UDP DNS-blocklist prototype. It does not include an adult-content category yet. The iOS prototype targets Safari only; build checks are not proof of blocking.
Test what really works
NEXTReal-device blocking tests are pending. Validate coverage, document limitations, and develop the intended adult-content blocking scope before a public release.
Release, learn, expand
LATERPublish installation instructions and verified release details. Explore macOS, Chrome, and Windows after the first mobile milestones. Timing is not yet announced.
A FEW GOOD QUESTIONS
A little more
clarity.
Can I download BlockHabit today?
Not yet. There is no public APK, App Store release, or browser extension available here. The platform previews explain current progress. Download links will be added when releases are ready.
Does it block adult content right now?
Adult-content blocking is the intended goal, not a verified capability of a public product. The Android prototype currently uses a manual UDP DNS blocklist without an adult-content category. Real-device blocking tests are still pending.
Will the iOS version work in every app?
The current iOS prototype is Safari-only. It should not be understood as device-wide filtering or protection in other browsers or apps. A tested build does not establish that blocking works on a real device.
Is BlockHabit a treatment or a guarantee?
No. BlockHabit is being developed as a browsing-boundary tool. It is not medical care, a treatment, or a promise to prevent every unwanted visit. Technical tools can be one part of a broader approach to changing habits.
What about pricing and privacy?
Planned prices are Free ($0), Monthly ($6.99/month), and Yearly ($50/year), all in USD. See pricing details. Plans are coming soon; checkout is not open and no charges can be made here. Final permissions and product data practices are still pending. Release-specific details and a privacy policy need to be available before a public launch. This preview page has no sign-up form and does not ask for personal information.
A MORE INTENTIONAL INTERNET STARTS SMALL.
Make room for
what matters.
Explore the platforms An early idea. Built one thoughtful step at a time.