Windows
Family desktops, gaming PCs, and school laptops.
Roblox is one of the hardest distractions for parents to control on a computer. Router blocks miss it. Website filters do not always catch it. Built-in settings can be confusing, limited, or easy to work around.
BloxxControl gives parents a simple way to block Roblox and other distracting sites on their kids' computers.
Built for families. Useful for classrooms. Powerful enough for adults who need focus time.
Built for computers. For phones and tablets, pair it with Apple Screen Time, Google Family Link, or device-level parental controls.
Roblox is not just one website. It is a full app, a browser experience, a game platform, a social space, and a rabbit hole.
Kids can lose hours inside it, and parents often do not realize how many ways it can keep working after they thought they blocked it.
BloxxControl was built for the parent who has already tried the usual stuff and still needs Roblox blocked on the computer.
Drop in a YouTube walkthrough here: install the agent, register a computer, set rules, and toggle protection from your phone while the computer follows along.
Use BloxxControl to keep the computer from turning into a gaming machine during homework, virtual class, shared family time, or focused work.
BloxxControl runs on Windows, Mac, and Linux so one household or classroom can manage mixed computers without changing the rules every time the device changes.
Family desktops, gaming PCs, and school laptops.
Shared iMacs, MacBooks, and creative workstations.
Learning labs, tinkering boxes, and lightweight machines.
Choose the Family or Classroom plan and create your parent or admin account.
Install the agent on the computer you want to manage.
Start with Roblox, then add other sites, apps, or categories as needed.
Receive alerts when blocking turns on or when protection updates.
Manage computers from the dashboard and adjust rules as your household changes.
Open the app from anywhere, organize computers by user or group, and apply different downtime rulesets without touching the child computer.
Use the phone-friendly web app to turn access on or off while the managed computer checks in.
Set rules for school hours, bedtime, homework blocks, and focus windows.
Organize registered computers by child, classroom, lab, or shared space.
Keep one rule profile for homework, another for weekends, and another for classroom machines.
Phones and tablets have their own parental-control systems. Computers are different.
A child may need a computer for homework, school portals, writing assignments, research, or online classes. That same computer can also become a Roblox, YouTube, game-site, and streaming machine.
BloxxControl focuses on that gap. It does not try to replace every parental-control tool; it gives you direct control over the computers your child uses.
Control home computers, school laptops, shared desktops, and kids personal computers.
Keep small learning environments focused without an enterprise IT department.
Block the sites that pull you away from the work you said mattered.
Router controls can help, but Roblox is not always cleanly blocked like a normal website.
Roblox can run as an app, use multiple services, and connect in ways that basic website filters may not catch consistently.
BloxxControl works directly on the computer, where the behavior actually happens.
$5per month or $50/year
Up to 10 computers
$15per month or $150/year
Up to 25 computers
BloxxControl is designed around the specific need to block Roblox on computers, along with other distracting websites, apps, and categories.
BloxxControl is built for computers. Phones and tablets should be managed with tools like Apple Screen Time, Google Family Link, carrier controls, or device-level restrictions.
Yes. It works best as part of a complete household plan: use it for computers, and use phone or tablet controls for mobile devices.
BloxxControl is designed to stay lightweight and check for updates periodically instead of constantly dragging down the system.
It is designed to resist casual removal. Authorized parents and admins can remove it through the proper uninstall process.
Yes. You can block streaming sites, adult content, game sites, social media, custom websites, and other distractions.
Roblox does not have to run the house. Control Roblox, and a whole lot more.
