Free. One optional £3 payment. No subscription, no account.
1
Your own words
When you block a site you write down why. Try to lift it later and that is the first thing you meet, in your own words, exactly as you typed them.
2
A wait you chose
Ten minutes to an hour, set by you when you were thinking clearly. You can close the app; the countdown keeps running and won't reset.
3
Fifteen minutes, then it relocks
Type a phrase to finish. The site opens for fifteen minutes and then locks itself again, without you having to remember to put it back.
What it won't do
Blocking works by domain name, so it cannot block a single page or a site
reached by a raw IP address. A browser using its own secure DNS will bypass
it. Android allows one VPN at a time, so B-Simple cannot run alongside
another.
Uninstalling is never obstructed. Not in the free version,
and not after paying. That's deliberate: a lock you set yourself can always
be undone, so the effort goes into the wait instead. If you need this, keep it.
It has no opinion about what you block or why. The reasons on its screens
are the ones you wrote.
What it costs
Blocking is free. One optional £3 payment adds a curated list of adult
sites, importing your own lists, and keyword blocking. No subscription and
no account.
There is no advertising in it either.
Nothing about you leaves your device, and
this is how that works.
Think of this as help with the habitual path. The determined one will always
find a way.
