The BlockerX app has been very helpful in a year now of using it. It makes it difficult for you to access apps and websites that has been blocked especially when you tell your accountability partner not to approve any request being sent no matter what.I’d give them a 5 star for making access to these websites and apps difficult. And yes you have to enable the settings to implement the stringent blocks.. like preventing uninstall of the app.(one more thing.. if you prevent uninstall of the app, other apps will not uninstall too unless you remove the protection.. coz I had an issue where I wanted to delete an app from my phone and I couldn’t delete the app, took me a long time to discover that the reason is because the BlockerX app has uninstall protection.. which also was spread to other apps.Asides that it has been a great one.. My only wish is for BlockerX to have a PC version and not just an extension stuff of PC.. but a functional App that runs on Windows PC

It doesn’t block twitter and reddit on the phone in firefox private browser. And on my desktop, it doesn’t automatically restrict the whole private firefox browser as it should.

At first the app looked awesome functionality wise but after using it for not even a week it’s completely full of bugs that makes it hard to even use it as intended. The purpose of these apps are so it doesn’t have to be disabled to access things you are supposed to be allowed to. I was trying to order on the Panera app and it wouldn’t work and the amount of times I had to try and get a sentence that doesn’t have an apostrophe because for some reason it won’t recognize those sentences. This app is borderline a scam to pay even $50 year is crazy for something that is inherently broken, would not recommend at all.

I’m writing to express my deep disappointment and concern regarding your implementation of in-app purchases. It’s extremely troubling that a company would create a system where individuals who are genuinely trying to change their lives and overcome addiction can so easily bypass safeguards simply by paying money.You have effectively built a workaround that exploits people at their most vulnerable moments—when urges are strongest and judgment is weakest. This is not innovation; it’s exploitation.What you’ve done is unethical, despicable, and profoundly disappointing. You should be ashamed of enabling this kind of harm, and I hope your leadership team reflects seriously on the moral consequences of these decisions.