GuardianBlock on Windows 11
On a Windows 11 PC, GuardianBlock is three parts: a background service that keeps your policy applied, a tray app that shows protection health, and browser integrations for Chrome, Edge, and Firefox. Sensitive changes go to your keyholder for approval.
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Gambling, then your own no-go list.
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Gambling is the flagship
GuardianBlock is built around gambling sites. It is the product's core category and the one it leads with.
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Funding routes come with it
The funding routes that feed gambling cannot be opened with an Emergency allow — not even when your accountability partner approves one.
No temporary exceptions - 03
Your own declared no-go list
Beyond gambling, Custom Blocks let you add the sites you have personally decided are off-limits. Adding one is yours to do at any time; removing or pausing one goes to your keyholder.
What it installs, and what it needs.
System requirements
- Operating systemWindows 11 Home or Pro
- Architecture64-bit (x64)
- BrowsersChrome, Edge, and Firefox
- AccountYour own GuardianBlock account
- Accountability partnerOne person you choose as your keyholder
On-device components
Browser integrations are added per browser. Each one applies your policy inside that browser and reports protection health back to the tray app and your GuardianBlock dashboard.
- Background serviceRuns the local protection engine
- Tray status appShows whether protection is healthy
- Browser integrationsChrome, Edge, and Firefox — apply your policy and report health
More standing between an impulse and a block.
GuardianBlock is voluntary software you set up for yourself. Turning protection off follows the supported path: Keyholder approval, a 24-hour cooling-off period, a signed single-use authorization, and the local uninstall. The limitations page explains the product boundaries.
- Non-admin daily use
The strongest posture
After an administrator authorizes the install, using a standard Windows account day to day puts more standing between an impulse and an off-limits site.
- Keyholder approval
Sensitive changes stay visible
Sensitive changes route through your keyholder's own account, and protection health stays visible to both of you.
A signed installer, the normal Windows prompt.
A signed GUI installer
GuardianBlock installs from a signed graphical installer (GuardianBlockSetup.exe) with a guided wizard. There is no terminal step and no script to run.
The normal UAC prompt
Setup uses the standard Windows User Account Control prompt. Windows handles the administrator confirmation; GuardianBlock does not collect or store those credentials.
Your admin password stays yours
GuardianBlock never asks for your Windows administrator password, and never asks for your accountability partner's codes or secrets on this device.
It also does not alter DNS, hosts, VPN, firewall, proxy, routes, adapters, SMB mappings, mapped drives, WSL mounts, or work-network configuration — it protects the person who installs it, not your network.
Set it up on your Windows PC.
GuardianBlock for Windows will be available soon. Start GuardianBlock to see the current status and set it up with an accountability partner you trust.