StrictDNS

Anyone who has tried to cut back on adult content, gambling or endless scrolling and found it harder than it should be. It's made for people who choose it for themselves, not for keeping an eye on someone else.

Every app looks up a website's address before it connects to it. StrictDNS answers those lookups for your devices, and simply doesn't answer for the things you've chosen to block. Because it works below the apps, it covers every browser and every app, not just Safari.

Yes, and we'd rather say so. A VPN, or switching to another DNS in your settings, sends lookups somewhere else. But your partner hears when a device stops using StrictDNS. The filter stops you reaching for the habit on autopilot; your partner makes switching it off something you talk about instead of something you hide.

What you block, when you change it, and whether your devices are still filtering. Not the sites you visit, unless you decide to share your activity log.

Someone you trust and talk to: a friend, a spouse, a sponsor, a mentor. It works best when they'll actually ask how you're doing, and even better when you back each other up.

iPhone, iPad, Mac and Android with the StrictDNS app. Windows, Linux and routers work with a personal DNS address from the web app.

Yes. Sign in with the same Apple ID and your partners are already there.

No. Being someone's partner is free, always. Only the person whose devices are filtered needs a subscription.

You get 14 days of full filtering. Cancel before the trial ends and you won't be charged. The App Store and Google Play offer the trial once per account.

In the StrictDNS app through Apple or Google, or in the web app by card. Wherever you subscribe, it covers every device on your account.