Parental Control

🛡️ Parental control for the browser your child already uses Parental control works where kids spend their day — in the browser. Set up chrome parental controls on the child device, pair them with your dashboard, and you decide which sites open, how long the browser stays available, and what plays on YouTube. No router config, no extra hardware, no app to install on your own phone. 🚀 Quick start 1. Add the extension to the child browser from the Chrome Web Store. 2. Open your dashboard and copy the pairing code. 3. Enter that code once on the child device. 4. Choose a filtering mode, a daily limit and a weekly schedule. 5. Watch the activity log fill in from anywhere. 🔒 Parental control that actually blocks 1️⃣ Block a website in chrome by domain, by page or by a word in the address. 2️⃣ Rules apply the moment a page loads, not minutes later. 3️⃣ A tab left open is caught too, so nothing slips through. 4️⃣ A calm blocked screen explains what happened, not a cryptic error. 5️⃣ Your child can ask for access, and you approve or decline from the dashboard. ⏰ Screen time you can shape ➤ A screen time app inside the browser: set a daily budget, and it steps aside once spent. ➤ Build a weekly schedule: school hours closed, afternoons open. ➤ An app to restrict screen time should warn first, so a soft alert lands before the cut-off. ➤ Parental controls for screen time run per device, with separate rules for every child. ▶️ Youtube video filtering, not a blunt ban ▸ Block youtube videos by channel, so one creator goes without losing the site. ▸ Keyword rules pull matching videos out of search results and recommendations. ▸ Finer-grained than youtube restricted mode, which is a single switch. 🔎 Search and content filtering • Keyword rules cover Google, Bing, DuckDuckGo and YouTube search at once. • A blocked query never reaches its results page. • Web filtering and safe search settings reinforce each other here. • This content filtering is yours to shape: your words, your limits, your household. 📊 What your parental control records - Every site and video title lands in one timeline. - Repeat visits collapse into a single row with a counter. - Daily and weekly totals show where the hours went. 👨‍👩‍👧 Who reaches for parental control 🔹 Families weighing parental control apps for teenagers, where blunt bans stop working. 🔹 Households that tried heavier web nanny software and wanted something lighter. 🔹 Parents who searched how to turn off private browsing and found only policy guides. 🔹 Anyone comparing family safety apps who needs setup to take two minutes. 💎 Why this parental control app earns its place ① It covers chromebook parental controls and windows parental controls from one place. ② Your rules live on the server, so they survive a browser reinstall. ③ Nothing extra to buy: no SIM, no hardware — your dashboard opens in a browser you already use. 📌 Built on the parental control tools families ask for 🔸 A porn blocker that works on wording, not just on a stale domain list. 🔸 Safesearch-style protection extended to every search engine your kid opens. 🔸 Straight talk about disabling incognito instead of a promise we cannot keep. 🔸 Internet safety for kids that reports honestly rather than promising magic. 🧐 FAQs about parental control ❓ Is this parental control software or a browser extension? 💡 Both: a light extension on the child device, a web dashboard for your rules. 💡 So these parent controls need no installer and no admin rights. ❓ How do I turn off incognito mode for my child? 💡 Chrome owns that switch, and no extension can remove private browsing or deactivate incognito on its own. 💡 What closes the gap: allow parental control in incognito during setup, and every rule applies there too. ❓ Can I block incognito mode completely? 💡 Rather than stop incognito or disable incognito mode, switch the extension on for it. 💡 Filtering, screen time and reports then keep running inside private browsing. 💡 If that switch is off, your dashboard flags the device. ❓ Does it block porn and adult content? 💡 Used as a porn blocker app, it matches wording in addresses, video titles and search queries. ❓ How is this different from other apps for parental control? 💡 Most cyber nanny software wants a whole device. This one wants a browser. ❓ Will my child know the parental controls app is on? 💡 Yes, deliberately. A visible blocked page beats a mysteriously broken internet. ❓ Can I use it on more than one child? 💡 Yes. Each child gets a profile, a schedule and a report of their own — parental control programs should scale with a family. 🎉 Start with one device today Add parental control to the child browser, pair it in a minute, see the first report today. Your rules, your call on children's online safety.