A hard blocker for charts, brokers and every app that pulls your attention — paired with a journal that grades your process instead of your P&L. Your discipline shouldn't depend on how you feel at 2pm.
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Nobody blows up an account because they didn't know their setup. They blow up because thirty seconds after a loss, the part of the brain that wrote the plan goes quiet, and a different part starts typing.
The window is short. Somewhere between thirty seconds and two minutes after a red trade, you'll decide whether today was a bad day or a bad month. Willpower is a poor tool at that moment, because the thing you're fighting is the thing making the decision.
That's the whole idea. Set the block when you're thinking straight. Let it hold when you're not.
A browser extension only guards the browser it's installed in. The desktop app blocks at the machine level, so a different browser — or a native trading terminal — isn't a way around it.
Blocked at the system level, so every browser is covered at once — including private windows. Quitting the app doesn't lift it.
Add as many as you like. While a block is running, those apps won't stay open — anything already running when it starts gets closed.
Plenty of tools will lock you out of a website. What none of them can tell you is which trades you actually got right, and what you were feeling when you got them wrong.
Clear the desk before the open. Kill the group chats during the session. Protect the review hour, when everything else is louder and more interesting.
Every trade is typed by what you did, not what you made. A winner that broke your rules is filed as exactly that — a loan, not a win, and the market always calls it in.
It reads your own history back to you: the hour you break rules, the emotion behind it, what a resisted urge has actually saved you. Your numbers, not generic advice.
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Honestly — with enough determination, on your own computer, yes. Any blocker that claimed otherwise would be lying to you. What this does is make it slow and deliberate instead of instant, which is the entire difference at the moment it matters. Site blocks also survive quitting the app and rebooting, so closing ZERO TILT isn't the shortcut.
Both, and you can add as many apps as you want. Sites are blocked machine-wide so every browser is covered at once. Apps are closed while a block is running and ZERO TILT is open.
No. Anything that starts a block from inside a losing moment asks you to confirm you're flat first. A tool that locked you out of your own open trade would be dangerous, not disciplined.
The iPhone app uses Apple's Screen Time to block trading apps and sites, plus the journal, the urge log and the coach. It's the same account and the same block lists as desktop.
The web app gives you the journal, coach and analytics anywhere. The desktop app is what actually blocks things on your computer — the browser-level and app-level blocking can't be done from a web page.
It rolls into whichever plan you picked. Cancel any time before it ends and you're not charged. You manage it yourself from your account page — no email, no retention call.
Set the block while you're thinking clearly. Thank yourself at 2pm.