Block sites and apps. Lock it in.

Stonewall blocks YouTube, Reddit, games or anything else on your Windows PC, browser and desktop apps alike. Start a lock and there's no pause button until the timer ends. Pay once, no subscription.

Windows 10 and 11 · Microsoft Store · one price, yours forever

Why other blockers fail

"I just uninstalled it."

Most blockers have an off switch that's two clicks away, and at 11 pm you'll find it.

"It only blocks my browser."

Browser extensions don't touch Steam, Discord or the desktop apps where your hours go.

"Another $40 a year?"

Paying a yearly subscription to not use your computer feels backwards.

What Stonewall does

Sites and apps

Block websites in every browser and desktop apps by name, from one list.

Locked means locked

During a lock, settings are frozen. No pause, no "just five minutes," no editing the list.

Schedules

Block every weekday 9–5, or every night after 23:00, automatically.

Allow-list mode

Flip it around: block everything except the few sites you need for work.

How it compares

PriceBlocks desktop apps
Stonewall$7.99 onceYes
Cold Turkey Proabout $39 onceYes
Freedomabout $40 / yearPartly, per reviews
Browser extensionsFreeNo

Competitor prices are approximate, as listed by third-party sites in October 2026.

Questions

Is there a subscription?

No. You pay once in the Microsoft Store and keep it, including updates.

Can I get out of a lock in an emergency?

You choose the lock length up front, from 15 minutes to a few days. Short locks are a good way to start.

Does it send my browsing anywhere?

No. Your block lists and history stay on your PC.

Get your evenings back

Stonewall isn't out yet

I'm checking whether enough people want it before building it. Leave your email and you'll get it at the launch price of $7.99. No payment now, one email at launch, nothing else.