AdultXBlocker for Chrome
Sets up and locks iOS Screen Time from your browser, and keeps an encrypted backup of every passcode it generates.
Add to ChromeChrome extension · Free
AdultXBlocker sets up iOS Screen Time with a passcode you never see. Pick a number of days. Until they're up, the block stays on.
Asks for storage. Not your tabs, history, or files.
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How it works
Seven days, thirty, ninety — you choose at the end, not the start. The clock begins the moment the device actually locks, so a setup you abandon on Tuesday doesn't quietly eat Wednesday.
The extension makes a random Screen Time passcode, encrypts it, and backs it up before showing you anything. Then it plays the digits one keypad tap at a time, over thirty seconds.
Restrictions go on and the passcode is gone from your screen and your head. Come back when the days are up and unlock it from your device list.
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Sets up and locks iOS Screen Time from your browser, and keeps an encrypted backup of every passcode it generates.
Add to ChromeWhat it does with your data
Your passcode is encrypted and saved on our server before the first digit is ever shown to you. If the setup is interrupted, the backup already exists.
The extension requests one permission: storage. Not your tabs, not your history, not Drive, not your files.
See each device you've locked and exactly how long is left. Extend a lock whenever you want. Opening one early costs one of three rescue passes you'll ever get.
Common questions
You never had it. It's generated, encrypted, and backed up to your account before it's shown, and it's only ever shown as one keypad tap at a time. Recovering it is a normal, expected thing to do — not an emergency.
Not today. AdultXBlocker walks you through iOS Screen Time, so the device being locked is an iPhone or iPad. The extension itself runs in Chrome on any desktop.
Chrome destroys extension popups whenever they lose focus, so the setup is cached and picks up where it left off. A device left mid-setup shows as Pending in your list and can be resumed days later.
Yes — a verified email and password. That account is what the encrypted passcode backup belongs to, and it's what lets you see your devices from a different computer.
One Chrome permission: storage. It never asks for your tabs, your browsing history, Google Drive, or access to your files. Read the full docs.
Free · Chrome
Set it up in about five minutes. The next five minutes are the only ones where changing your mind is easy.
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