ChocoBlast!
Unlocked session? Send a friendly ChocoBlast.
Want to ChocoBlast an unlocked workstation?Go!
ChocoLOCK brings ChocoBlast and croissantage culture together in one click. Show an instant, 100 % visual fake blue screen — a simple way to promote the screen-lock habit (that classic Win + L reflex on Windows).
What a ChocoBLAST is about
The same habit as the croissant tradition, chocolate flavoured. An unlocked session is paid back in bars.
Where it comes from
Screen left open, the team notices, and it costs a round of chocolate. A ChocoBLAST is the sweet cousin of croissantage.
What ChocoLOCK does
One click, and the fake blue screen takes over the display. The computer itself is untouched: no file, no setting.
The move, on the spot
Open chocolock.fr/en/chocoblast and press the button. The rest takes care of itself.
For next time:Win + LCtrl + Cmd + Q
ChocoBlast FAQ
What is a ChocoBlast?
A ChocoBlast is a friendly office reminder: when someone leaves their computer unlocked, you show a full-screen visual nudge (often a fake blue screen) so they remember to lock their session. It is a light-hearted cybersecurity awareness moment.
ChocoBlast vs croissantage — what is the difference?
In practice they often mean the same idea: react to an unlocked workstation with humor. ChocoLOCK offers both an English ChocoBlast page and a croissantage page to match the two most common names teams use.
Is a ChocoBlast with ChocoLOCK safe?
Yes. ChocoLOCK only displays a page in the browser. It does not read or modify files on the machine, and it does not collect personal data while showing the fake screen.
See also: the croissantage tradition · all fake screens