Website blockers were built for people avoiding social media. This one was built for traders. It shuts down charts, brokers and every distraction on your machine — apps included — and it holds when you try to talk yourself out of it.
Detected: your operating system
A browser extension only guards the browser it's installed in. The desktop app blocks at the machine level, so opening a different browser, or a native trading terminal, doesn't get you around it.
Blocked at the hosts file, so every browser on the machine is covered at once — Chrome, Safari, Firefox, Edge, and any private window.
Add as many as you want. While a block is running and ZERO TILT is open, those apps won't stay open — anything already running when the block starts gets closed.
Site blocks are written to the system and stay there if you close the app, or reboot. Rage-quitting ZERO TILT is not the escape hatch. (Keep it open and it closes blocked apps too.)
Panic button in the dock. When you're tilting you have about ten seconds of good judgement left — long enough to press one thing, not long enough to configure anything.
Clear the desk before the open. Silence the group chats during the session. Protect the hour you set aside for review, when everything else is louder.
Journal, streaks and block lists stay in sync with the web and mobile apps. Set a list up once, use it on every device.
Bundled local files load if your connection drops. Review your journal even offline.
Start a timed block and it runs to the end. The trade you want to force at 2pm is the exact reason you set it at 9am.
macOS: right-click the app and choose Open, then Open again. macOS shows a warning the first time because this build is signed with a Developer ID but not yet notarized by Apple. After that it opens normally.
Windows: if SmartScreen appears, choose More info, then Run anyway.