Someone else holds the key.
Not a password. Not a setting you can quietly switch off at eleven at night. An actual person.
You’ve tried the built-in limit already.
Thirty minutes, maybe an hour.
Then: “Ignore Limit.” You pressed it.
So what’s the point of a blocker, if you can unblock yourself?
Warden changes one thing.
You still choose what’s blocked, and when.
But once it’s locked, someone else holds the key. Your partner, your friend, whoever you trust most.
No button that says:
The door stays shut.
Actually need in? You ask them.
Request 20 minutes
“Need Instagram to reply to someone.”
They decide. Not you.
Ready to hand over the key?
Choose the apps.
Choose your rules.
Choose someone you trust.
Warden takes care of the uncomfortable part.
Free to try. You can always get out.

























