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Website blocker that punishes you for visiting distracting sites — shame selfies, escalating roasts, time tracking. 100% private. Punishment Mode — the website blocker that fights back. Most site blockers let you snooze or bypass them when temptation hits. Punishment Mode does not. It redirects you to a confrontational block page, snaps a webcam selfie of your moment of weakness, saves it to your Hall of Shame, and roasts you harder with every attempt. No "just 5 minutes" button. No mercy. SITE BLOCKING - Twitter/X and YouTube Shorts blocked out of the box - Add any website — Reddit, Instagram, TikTok, or anything else - Works in incognito mode SHAME CAPTURE - Automatic webcam photo on every blocked visit - 60+ escalating shame messages that get harsher the more you relapse - Milestone effects — glitch animations, screen shake, chromatic distortion - Shame levels from Clean to Beyond Saving ANALYTICS AND TIME TRACKING - 30-day attempt charts, weekly summaries, streak tracking - Per-site time tracking with daily, weekly, and monthly breakdowns - Your worst day on record — so you never forget PRIVACY - All data stays 100% local — no accounts, no servers, no cloud - No third-party analytics or tracking of any kind - Your shame stays on your device and nowhere else Built for students, remote workers, and anyone who needs real consequences — not gentle nudges.
May 27, 2026
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