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Delivery Blocking
Block delivery domains before a coupon banner convinces you it is a financial strategy.
Free, GPLv3, and mildly tired of delivery fees
Block food delivery before your thumb opens the snack portal.
FitShield is a browser extension for blocking delivery apps, fast food sites, and custom temptation URLs with fewer lectures and more useful friction.
Features
Simple blocks for complicated snack math.
Clean controls, local rules, and enough personality to make the blocker feel like a friend with a clipboard.
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Fast Food Blocking
Keep menu browsing from becoming a full research project with fries at the end.
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Custom URLs
Add the personal danger zones. Every browser has a few haunted bookmarks.
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Timers
Use a delay when forever is dramatic but instant access is clearly not helping.
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Scheduled Blocking
Turn up the wall during evenings, work hours, or whatever time you become menu-curious.
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Theme Customization
Adjust the look so your blocker feels personal instead of committee-approved beige.
Install
Manual install today. Store releases soon.
FitShield is early and open-source. Until the browser store pages are live, install it from GitHub as an unpacked extension.
- Download or clone the FitShield repository.
- Open your browser extensions page and enable Developer Mode.
- Choose Load unpacked, then select the FitShield extension folder.
- Add your blocks, set your timer, and enjoy the tiny wall.
Future Store
Merch later. Impulse control first.
A clean little shop layout is parked here for future shirts, stickers, and posters. There is no payment integration yet, because restraint is the brand.
Blocker Shirt
Future apparel for people who have argued with a checkout page.
Coming eventuallySticker Pack
Flat little reminders for laptops, bottles, and snack-adjacent surfaces.
No cart yetPoster Thing
A future wall rectangle about resisting expensive rectangles on screens.
Payment-free zone