I built Browwwser because every productivity tool I tried had the same fatal flaw — a disable button. Extensions, app blockers, website timers. They all work until you don't want them to. One click and the whole system collapses. The insight was simple: make it a browser. If you want to bypass it, you have to switch browsers entirely. That friction is the feature. Browwwser is built on top of Chromium. Blocking happens at the network stack level — requests are intercepted before the renderer even starts. No redirect page, no DNS trick, no `hosts` file hack. The request simply never completes. Lock mode serializes your blocklist state and signs it with a recovery key. No local override, no plist edit, no workaround. The only exit is the key. Chrome extensions, passwords, and bookmarks import in one click via the Chrome profile API. Same engine, same stack — minus the self-sabotage. Would love to hear feedback from devs. Especially the ones who've already opened DevTools looking for a bypass.

Browwwser

Browser that blocks sites & apps you can't stop opening

Browser that blocks sites & apps you can't stop opening