Forecast01

It sees the hard hours coming
It learns when things get hard for you, and quietly tightens a little before they start.
It learns your hardest hours, holds through them, and makes anything that weakens it wait a day. It never looks at what you do.
Blocking alone gets switched off at the worst moment. VisionShield plans around those moments instead.
Forecast01

It learns when things get hard for you, and quietly tightens a little before they start.
Urges02

A timer, a breathing guide and the reason you wrote down. Urges rise and pass; this helps you sit through the top of one.
The wait03
Anything that weakens protection waits 24 hours, and can be cancelled until then. By then the moment has usually passed.
Check-in04

Mood, sleep, stress. It sharpens tomorrow’s forecast and stays on your phone.
Ally05
A private link for someone you trust. They see whether protection is on and how the week went, and hear before it turns off.
Windows06

The same filter on every connection, browser settings put back if they’re changed, and the same day’s wait. Link it to your phone in a minute.
02 / Privacy
No screenshots, no browsing history, no account. What you write stays on your phone, encrypted.
Most accountability apps work by showing someone your screen. That keeps people hiding, not quitting.
A
Blocking checks the names of sites against a family filter. Nothing reads, records or decrypts what you do.
B
Check-ins, urges and reflections stay on your phone in an encrypted database, with a key that never leaves it.
C
Your ally sees whether protection is on and the week’s counts. Never a site, a time or a word you wrote. How privacy works
| Feature | VisionShield | Screen Time alone | Accountability apps |
|---|---|---|---|
| Blocks porn sites in every browser and app | Browsers only | Most | |
| Hard to undo in a weak moment | Waits a day | One passcode | Someone is told |
| Learns your hard hours | |||
| Sends what you look at to someone | Never | No | Screenshots or reports |
Accountability apps here means the ones that report to a partner, like Covenant Eyes. A closer look.
Adults who’ve decided to quit porn for themselves. It isn’t parental control, and you can’t put it on someone else’s phone to keep an eye on them.
No. Blocking works by checking the names of sites against a family filter, the same way any DNS service does. Nothing reads, records or decrypts what you do.
You can. It’s your phone. It just takes a day, so it can’t happen in the moment you’d regret it most. If you have an ally, they hear about it when you ask, not after.
On iPhone it uses Apple’s own adult filter and Screen Time, adds a family filter for every app, and keeps your Screen Time passcode so you can’t switch it off on a whim. On Android it filters through Private DNS, with guard mode and lockdown for when you want it shut properly. On a Windows PC it holds the same filter on every connection and puts the browsers’ safe settings back if they’re changed.
It stays on your phone, encrypted. The only exception is if you switch on AI reflections and tap ask: then that one reflection is sent to get a pattern and a plan back, and nothing is kept. If what you wrote mentions hurting yourself, nothing is sent and the app shows you people to call instead.
No. It’s for the hours between support, not a treatment. If it’s more than urges, a GP or counsellor is a good next step.
One app for your phone, and one for your computer. Link them, and your ally sees both.
On your phoneiPhone · Android
Blocks adult sites in every app. Coming to the App Store and Google Play.
On your computerWindows · Mac later
Browser settings held in place, and a panel that matches the app. In testing on Windows now.