No app-pickingmaze.
Untilt blocks at the device DNS layer. Start with iPhone. Add Mac next. One lock controls the wall.
Built first.
One Apple approval. Untilt filters gambling DNS below Safari, Chrome, and normal app traffic on this iPhone.
Same wall. Bigger screen.
The Mac version should be a macOS Network Extension / System Extension DNS shield. Not a browser extension.
Optional friction layer.
Screen Time-style app shielding can help, but Apple makes users pick apps manually. It is not the core flow.
Set up once. Kill access in one tap.
- 01Install Shield once.
- 02Pick duration.
- 03Kill access.
Manual app selection kills the magic.
Apple privacy rules mean Screen Time-style app shielding uses Apple's picker. Users scroll, search, and select apps themselves. Untilt v1 avoids that maze: default to all gambling domains, keep the blocklist on our side, and let the user hit one button.