The problem isn't turning the filter on.
It's keeping it on.
Every blocker blocks. The difference is what happens two weeks later, at 1 a.m., when the person who set it up wants it off, or a kid who's figured out mom and dad's password quietly turns it off. A password only works until someone knows it.
There is no password to find and no off switch to flip: not for the person who installed it, not for a kid who knows every passcode in the house. On a family device, the removal request also goes to the parent who holds the unlock code. Either way, nothing turns off tonight.
What LockedWeb does
Blocks explicit content, stays on, and stays out of your business. Everything else is detail.

What the 72 hours are for
Long enough for an urge to pass, short enough to respect that it's your device and your decision. Nothing about the filter changes while the clock runs. On a family member's device, the code goes to the parent who manages it.
The clock and the code aren't policies. They're enforced in code. No one holds an early key: not support, not the founder, not the person paying.
Porn is blocked from day one. Add anything else in seconds.
Gambling, dating apps, a feed that eats your evenings: if a site has no place on your devices or your kids', add it to your blocklist. It's blocked on every protected device instantly.
Every platform you own.
What LockedWeb blocks on each platform, and what removing it takes.
Every exit is slow, loud, and deliberate, so changes get made on a clear day, instead of in a bad ten minutes.
Anyone can claim “unbeatable filtering.” Here’s why ours holds.
Who are you protecting?
Same blocker, same 72 hours. The only difference is who holds the unlock code.
Accountability without surveillance.
Accountability apps hand someone a report of everything you browse. We think that's the wrong tool for most people. With LockedWeb, naming a contact is optional; if you do, they learn exactly one thing.
They don't need to know what you browse. They only need to know if you're removing the boundary.
The blocker that protects the block.
Parental controls and monitoring apps do real jobs. LockedWeb does a different one: block explicit content, and keep the block on. Here's how that compares.
We're describing categories, not any specific product. Most of these tools do their stated job well. Ours is a different job.
One subscription. All your devices.
30-day money-back guarantee. Private by design: no browsing reports on anyone, at any price.
Asked honestly, answered honestly.
Straight answers on setup, everyday use, and the lock itself. If your question isn’t here, email hello@lockedweb.com and a human will answer it.
“If your right hand makes you stumble, cut it off and throw it away [that is, remove yourself from the source of temptation].”
MATTHEW 5:30 · AMP