Choose the boundary
Select what you want restricted and define the time window before you commit.
KairoLock is a Windows commitment blocker designed to make impulsive bypass harder. It works by creating Windows Firewall rules that cut the programs you choose off from the network — they still open, they just cannot reach the internet. See exactly how it works
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Ordinary blockers ask:
“Do you still want this?”
KairoLock asks earlier:
“What do you want to decide now?”
No constant negotiation. Define the rule clearly, understand recovery, then commit.
Select what you want restricted and define the time window before you commit.
KairoLock makes the commitment explicit. You see the duration and recovery rules before it starts.
The Windows app enforces the active commitment while your account keeps subscription status consistent across reinstalls.
KairoLock is built around explicit consent and transparent recovery—not hidden monitoring or inflated security claims.
Read the security modelOne account, one trial. Choose monthly or save with annual billing after the trial.
or $59.99 / year
No. Consumer software should not promise that. KairoLock is being designed to resist common self-bypass methods, and we will publish only claims supported by completed testing.
Recovery behavior is defined before a lock begins. The release will document the exact recovery path, its limits, and what data or access may be required.
No. The public website is for product information and downloads. Login and subscription management belong to the Windows app.
No. Trial and subscription entitlement are tied to the authenticated account on the server, not to a local installation.
Windows 11 64-bit is the current target. Exact supported builds will be published only after compatibility testing is complete.
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