Now you can request a second look.

When Balance blocks a website, you'll now see why — and a button to ask for an instant AI review, right there on the screen.

For a while, the block screen gave you one piece of information: this site isn't available on Balance. Not much to work with.

This release changes that — in two ways.

The reason is now visible

When a website gets blocked, the screen now shows the reason behind it, pulled directly from our database. Instead of a generic message, you get context: why this specific URL was flagged.

It's a small change that makes the system feel less like a wall and more like a decision you can understand.

And you can ask for a review

If you think a site was blocked in error, you can now request a review without leaving the screen. Tap "Don't agree? Request a review", and an AI evaluates the URL in real time.

If it determines the site should be accessible, Balance grants access for an hour — no need to contact support, no waiting.

If the review confirms it should stay blocked, you'll see a clear explanation of why. Either way, you know where you stand.

This applies to websites. App blocking works differently and isn't part of this review flow.

A more intentional start

The final step of Balance's setup has been redesigned. Instead of landing on a default, you're now presented with a clear, considered choice: Balance's minimal home screen or One UI.

It's a small moment, but the right moment to be intentional — your phone, your choice, made consciously.

One more thing

A clear button now appears inside the search field across the app. A small convenience that saves a couple of taps when you're looking for something.