Hold a button.
Books don't load.

Press and hold. One hour. Free forever.

The wall is a commitment, not a setting — it seals with a hold, never a stray tap, and there is no off switch until the timer ends.

Books die at the DNS layer, on your iPhone.

Safari, Chrome, in-app browsers, and the sportsbook apps themselves — 219 gambling domains return nothing. No traffic leaves through our servers. No pages read, ever.

STOPS keeps the receipt.

Every blocked lookup lands in a local ledger with the rule that caught it. Names only — never pages, never amounts. When the wall works, you can see it work.

Walls you can't quietly delete.

One Face ID tap, once. From then on, iOS itself blocks deleting the app while a wall is up. Rage-quit becomes a deliberate excavation instead of a 5-second reflex.

Someone you trust knows if it breaks.

Pick one person. If the shield gets killed mid-wall — or the app goes silent — they get an email. They never see what you do. A key, not a leash.

Covers the slate without you remembering.

Payday, Sunday slate, late night. Armed windows raise the wall when you open the app. The whole point is not having to be strong at the right moment.