The Most Reliable
Parental Control App

Your little one starts to gain a sense of responsibility along with their growing independence. One of the main challenges is the temptation to digital world, which can make them vulnerable to potential dangers online.

• Make clear rules and let your child stick to them with time-limit controls.
• Inspire them to engage with educational apps by blocking other apps.
• Keep track of your child's phone activity using screen viewer for monitoring.

Hormones change as puberty begins. Your child might be increasingly connected to social media platforms and technology, which can lead to issues such as cyberbullying and comparisons to idealized online personas.

• Protect them from cyberbullying with safe search.
• Help your child develop his sense of right and wrong with web filtering.
• Develop a family media plan by setting limits for screen time.
• Stay connected and informed about your child's offline safety through SOS Alert.

Your child at this stage might show more independence from parents. Parents should consider challenges related to peer pressure, fitting in, and navigating romantic relationships.

• Empower them with self-managed dashboard screentime allocation.
• Know where your teen better without constantly contacting them.
• Maintain open and honest communication based on in-depth reports.
• Effortlessly listen to sounds around your children with One-Way Audio.
• Keep a close eye on monitoring their child's phone usage by tracking phone messages and calls.