GuardianBlockMonthly or annual
$8/month USD
or $80 USD/year — save $16 — equivalent to 2 months free
- One protected adult
- One trusted keyholder
- Up to three personal Windows 11 devices
- Keyholder approvals and alerts
- Unlimited custom blocks
Block gambling before the impulse wins.
Gambling protection for your personal Windows 11 PC, with someone you trust helping you stick to the boundaries you choose. Block gambling sites, add your own no-go sites, and make sensitive changes accountable — without sharing a browsing-history feed or changing your network settings.
Personal, unmanaged Windows 11 Home/Pro x64 · Chrome, Edge and Firefox. No phone protection. Check your setup.
What a block looks like.
A gambling site is matched against the core list and refused. That core protection cannot be temporarily opened.
Blocked.
- matched · gambling corpus
- policy · never-allow
- emergency allow · not eligible
Protection in three parts.
Block gambling sites
Gambling-site protection is the starting point. It cannot be temporarily opened, even when your accountability partner approves.
Add your own no-go sites
Custom Blocks cover the domains you personally declare off-limits, including gambling-adjacent triggers such as sweepstakes casinos, prediction markets, affiliates, or other eligible no-go sites.
An accountability partner holds the key
A spouse, parent, or friend — your keyholder — approves eligible exceptions through their own authenticated account and sees protection health. There is no reusable unlock password, and they do not get a browsing-history feed.
Make personal triggers accountable.
Add the sites that matter to your own boundaries, including personal gambling triggers. Your partner can see these declared sites and review requests to change them. They can also suggest a site, but you decide whether to accept it.
add a site to block...Block
sportsbook-████.compartner-lockedsweepstakes-████.compartner-lockedprediction-████.marketpartner-lockedpayday-loans-████.compartner-lockedSomeone in your corner. Room for your privacy.
Your accountability partner is someone you choose — a partner, friend, or family member. They review sensitive changes through their own account. They do not need to watch your day to help you hold a boundary.
What you share
- Protection status, including when a device needs attention.
- The Custom Block sites you deliberately add.
- Eligible access requests you send, and the decisions on them.
- Accountability alerts where protection leaves evidence of interference.
What stays private
- No browsing-history feed.
- No screenshots, keystrokes, or search-history feed.
- No default alert for every blocked visit attempt.
- No remote control of your computer.
What needs approval? Requests to pause or remove Custom Blocks and eligible temporary access go through your partner. During your agreed commitment, ordinary early deactivation requires their approval and at least 24 hours of cooling-off. Support and safety recovery remain available, with a separate self-deactivation path after the commitment.
A concrete example: add a personal trigger site to Custom Blocks and your partner can see that declared boundary. It is not a report that you visited the site. If you later request an eligible temporary exception, they can review that specific request.
Not a list you could finish reading.
GuardianBlock's core list covers gambling sites. Temporary exceptions cannot open that core protection.
It blocks the casino — not your bank, your VPN, or your work setup.
Your personal PC may also be where you work. GuardianBlock leaves the settings used by your VPN and shared network drives alone. Protection runs through Windows and the supported browsers.
- Enforces at the app and browser layer.Never alters your DNS, VPN, firewall, or work network.
- Your partner sees protection health, declared Custom Blocks, and your requests.Never your browsing history.
- Keeps existing protection working during a temporary outage.Can alert your partner when protection needs attention.
GuardianBlock does not alter DNS, hosts, VPN, firewall, proxy, routes, adapters, SMB mappings, mapped drives, WSL mounts, or work-network configuration. See which network settings stay untouched.
For personally owned, unmanaged PCs. Employer-managed and shared computers are outside the supported setup. Check system requirements.
Set up with an accountability partner. Activate only after verification.
- 1
Create your account
Create an account, accept the consent terms, and invite the accountability partner you trust.
- 2
Install on Windows
Installation uses a signed Windows setup wizard with the normal Windows permission prompt — no terminal, no scripts.
- 3
Verify browsers
Setup checks Chrome, Edge, and Firefox before the dashboard says Protected. Each browser is handled separately.
- 4
Exceptions need approval
Eligible temporary-access requests have a time limit, require approval, and are visible to your accountability partner.
Supported browsers. Blocked alternatives.
GuardianBlock protects browsing in Chrome, Edge, and Firefox. On the protected Windows account, it blocks unapproved browser software — including alternative and portable browsers — from running as an alternate route.
- ChromeSupportedGuest mode and Incognito are turned off on a standard Windows account.
- EdgeSupportedInPrivate is turned off on a standard Windows account.
- FirefoxSupportedYour policy applies in normal and private windows.
$8 a month. Everything included.
One plan for one protected adult and the accountability partner who holds the key. Monthly cancels anytime; annual is paid up front. And because billing and protection are handled separately, your protection never disappears silently if a payment lapses.
Block the sites future-you should not touch.
GuardianBlock for Windows will be available soon through a signed, guided installer. Start GuardianBlock to create your account and invite the accountability partner who holds your key. Worried about someone else? Read the keyholder's guide.