Quiet hours, allow and block lists, physical lock cards and a polite way for kids to ask for more. Decided by you, not by the device.
Lights out in 20 minutes
Max's iPad locks at 8:00. He has asked for 15 more minutes.
Homework, bedtime, Sunday morning.
A card on the counter that locks the screens.
Kids ask for 15 more minutes from the lock screen.
Create profiles that block or allow websites and apps on a schedule, for one child or every device.
Tap a physical card to start or end a block. Hand a child a timed unlock card instead of a password.
Requests land on the parent's phone with one tap to allow or decline.
See what is paired, what is locked and what happened today.
Enter a short code on the child's device.
Bedtime, homework, Sunday morning. Block or allow, on a schedule.
Tap to lock. Tap to unlock. Kids can also ask from the lock screen.
Devices that pair with a code and enforce the profile. Website and app rules apply on paired devices; the iPhone app shows requests and lets parents respond.
An ordinary NFC card registered to your home. Tap it to a reader or phone to lock or unlock, with the minutes you chose.
Leaving kid mode or ending a block early asks for the parent PIN or an unlock card.
Free for the whole family. Plus adds school and celebrations.