What unbypassable actually means
If you can switch it off the moment you want in, it was never really a blocker. Dunar is built so the version of you that's desperate to scroll simply can't - across your phone, laptop and everything else.
Every device · One blocklist · Built to be unbypassable
The honest version
Almost every "blocker" is a speed bump. A browser extension you can disable in two clicks. A site list you escape with an incognito window. A phone app you delete in ten seconds. Screen Time you unlock by resetting the passcode. Worst case, you just grab the other device. An unbypassable blocker has to close all of those doors at once - and do it on every screen you own. That's what Dunar is built to be.
| Feature | Dunar | Typical blocker |
|---|---|---|
| Can't be disabled with a click | ||
| Survives incognito / a different browser | ||
| Survives uninstalling the app | ||
| Doesn't rely on a removable Screen Time passcode | ||
| Covers the other device you'd reach for | ||
| One-time purchase | Often subscription |
Browser extensions can be disabled or removed in a couple of clicks - the off switch is right there next to the block.
Site-list blockers fall to an incognito window, a second browser, a different DNS or a VPN. The list never sees the request.
Phone screen-time tools usually rely on a passcode you set - so you can reset it - or an app you can simply delete and reinstall later.
Even a strict desktop blocker leaves the real gap wide open: the phone in your pocket. You don't bypass it, you just switch devices.
No off switch in your weak moment
Dunar is designed so a block can't be disabled, paused or removed on impulse. The decision is made once, by the calm version of you - not renegotiated at midnight.
Every device at once
It runs on iOS, Android, Windows, macOS and Linux, synced from one purchase - so reaching for the other screen isn't an escape route anymore.
Closes the workaround tricks
Incognito windows, a fresh browser, deleting the app, resetting a Screen Time passcode - the usual escape hatches are exactly what Dunar is built to shut.
Common questions
It has to remove the off switch and close every workaround at once: no disabling it on impulse, no escaping via incognito or another browser, no deleting the app to undo it, and no jumping to a second device. A blocker that misses any one of those isn't unbypassable - it's a speed bump. Dunar is built to close all of them.
Because most put the off switch right next to the block - a browser extension you disable, a list you skip with incognito, an app you delete, or a Screen Time passcode you reset. And almost none cover your other devices, so you just switch screens. Dunar is designed specifically to remove those escape routes.
That's the whole point: no. Dunar is built so you can't disable a block in the moment, can't uninstall your way out, and can't slip past it with an incognito window or a second device. Blocked is blocked.
Dunar does. It runs on iOS and Android as well as Windows, macOS and Linux, with the same strict blocking on each - all from a single one-time purchase.