Hand over your phone without handing over the internet. Your child sees only the apps you allow — everything else stays locked behind your PIN.
🛡️ Protected
🔒 PIN locked
⏰ Bedtime 9:00 PM
Kids Mode replaces the home screen with a space you control — then gets out of the way.
Pick the apps your child may open. Kids Mode becomes the launcher, so the grid they see is the whole device. Everything you didn't allow simply isn't there.
Give the allowed apps a daily budget. When it runs out the shield appears and play stops — no argument, no negotiating with you about it.
Turn on Learning unlock and the fun apps stay locked until the day's learning goal is met. Reading first, games after — enforced by the phone rather than by you.
Set the hours when the phone should be off limits. During downtime nothing opens — not even the allowed apps.
Adult content filtering, no app installs, no endless short-video feeds, and your own list of blocked words — switched on once and left alone.
Two screens do the explaining, so you don’t have to be the one saying no.
Three steps, once. After that it runs on its own.
Tick the apps your child is allowed to open. Everything else disappears from their view.
A daily limit, a bedtime window, a learning goal — whichever of them you actually want.
Hand the phone over. Your PIN is the only way back out.
No dashboards to learn. Each one does exactly what it says.
Adult sites are filtered automatically, in every browser on the device.
No new apps appear behind your back, and no in-app purchases.
Apps can't be removed — including Kids Mode itself.
Stops the endless short-video feeds inside apps you've allowed.
Add your own words. Searches and pages containing them won't open.
Give each child their own apps, limits and schedule, and switch between them.
Not without your PIN. Kids Mode takes over as the home screen, so the home button returns to their grid rather than to the normal phone. Uninstall protection stops it being removed, and leaving the mode asks for the PIN every time.
No. There's no sign-up and no profile. Your settings stay on the device, and we don't collect data about your child.
Yes — the free plan covers 3 allowed apps, 3 allowed websites, a daily limit, one schedule, 3 blocked keywords and one child. Pro lifts every one of those limits.
Set a recovery email in Settings and you can reset the PIN yourself. Without one, contact us below and we'll help you regain access.
Yes. Kids Mode runs on Android phones and tablets, which is where most families hand a device over in the first place.
Having an issue, or an idea that would make Kids Mode better? Get in touch.
Support questions, bug reports, feature requests and refund help all reach the same inbox — usually answered within a day.
Kids Mode