LockedWeb - Porn blocker without off switch
LockedWeb is an internet filter and content blocker designed to prevent access to pornography and custom-specified websites without relying on traditional passwords or instant off switches. It operates at the system level across multiple operating systems, enforcing a strict separation between tightening restrictions instantly and loosening them. Removing protection or unblocking a site initiates a mandatory 72-hour waiting period coupled with a one-time unlock code, ensuring that impulsive decisions cannot bypass the boundary. Privacy is prioritized by design, meaning the service blocks explicit content without recording or storing browsing histories, search queries, or activity reports.
- System-Level Filtering: Operates across all standard browsers, system applications, and incognito modes on a device without requiring individual browser extensions.
- 72-Hour Cooldown: Enforces a mandatory three-day waiting period for any unblocking request or application removal, preventing impulsive reversals.
- Custom Blocklists: Allows users to add specific websites like gambling, dating apps, or time-consuming feeds to a household blocklist that syncs across all covered devices.
- Forced SafeSearch: Automatically forces SafeSearch standards on search engines like Google, Bing, DuckDuckGo, and Brave, while running YouTube in restricted mode.
- Zero Browsing Logs: Explicitly refrains from tracking, logging, or storing user browsing history, search activity, or screenshots on local devices or remote servers.
- Optional Accountability: Permits users to designate an external contact to receive notifications exclusively when a removal request is initiated, without exposing browsing data.
The service targets individuals seeking personal accountability or families looking for child safety controls that avoid invasive surveillance practices. Plans support up to twenty-five devices across iOS, Android, Windows, and macOS under a single subscription, backed by a 30-day money-back guarantee.
