Set time limits for PCs and smartphones, for apps, or for websites with our award-winning parental control software. Filter online content by age or category to create a safe environment for your kids. Available for Windows and Android.
Limit kids’ screen time across devices, programs, apps, websites, and custom groups (e.g., games).
MoreSafe surfing with filters by category, age, or custom rules (e.g., keywords).
MoreDetailed reports on app, website, and device usage. Get daily or weekly email summaries.
MoreWith roaming, you can manage one shared limit across multiple devices (e.g., PC and smartphone).
MoreAutomatically create Bonus Time Codes when kids use certain apps, such as educational ones.
MoreAccess all settings and usage logs. Manage unlock requests and extension times via the web portal or the parent app
MoreOur award-winning parental control for Windows offers time limits as well as safe browsing across all common browsers, with flexible limits for programs and websites. Download
Child Control for Android offers almost the same features as the Windows version. Restrict the usage time for devices or individual apps and activate the web filter (for the Chrome app). Download
Note: Control of the settings is also possible from an iPhone/iPad
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Yes. You can set a separate limit for each day of the week, so Friday or Saturday can have more time than the rest of the week. With a weekly limit, your child can even plan their own time.
Yes. Any app you set to “Allowed PLUS” stays available after the overall limit is reached, learning apps for example.
With our roaming feature, time on several devices counts together. One hour then stays one hour, whatever the device.
Yes. With a few taps in the parent app or the Web Portal, right on your own phone. Your child can also send you requests for extra time or access.
That depends on age. For younger children, a list of allowed sites works well; for older ones, the filter by category and age. The web filter’s categories already cover several million websites.
More answers about kids and screens in our Guide