LockedWeb - Porn Blocker: Porn protection with a 72-hour removal delay

I built LockedWeb because most porn blockers have the same weakness: in the moment you want to bypass them most, you can usually turn them off. That never made much sense to me. If someone installs a blocker, they are making a decision while they are clear-headed about the kind of boundaries they want. But when temptation hits, most tools hand that same person an instant off switch. LockedWeb is built around a different idea: your earlier decision should still count later. There is no instant off switch. If you want to remove or loosen protection, you start a 72-hour cooldown. Protection stays active during that time. I originally built this because I wanted a solution that relied less on willpower and more on intentional boundaries. As we worked on it, the mission became broader: build a simple, private, cross-device tool that helps individuals and families create internet boundaries that are actually hard to undo in a weak moment. We just launched, and I’d genuinely love feedback from the Product Hunt community on the product, positioning, onboarding, and anything that feels confusing.