Safety language alerts
On-device checks can recognize parent-selected safety phrases in readable incoming notification previews from explicitly selected apps.
Possible coercionSupported messages · 2 min ago
Minimal alertCalm control for their first phone
A phone that grows with them.
Give your child room to explore without handing over the whole internet. Set the apps, hours, places, and safety signals that fit your family.
Android firstVisible to the childNo chat archive
8:24
Maya's phoneSchool modeUntil 3:30 PM
6apps ready
CallMapsClass
Everything else is resting
ChildPhone is active
Arrived at school2 minutes ago
Safety check-inPossible coercion language
ReviewBuilt for healthy independence, not secret surveillance.
Clear boundariesShort retentionEasy to explain
A calmer daily rhythm
Your rules, without the daily negotiations.
Create simple modes once. ChildPhone applies them automatically and gives you one clear place to make exceptions.
TuesdayMaya's day
AutomaticSchoolLearning, maps, and family
HomeFriends, games, and homework
BedtimeFamily and emergency calls
Need a little more time?Open selected apps for 15 minutes.
Quick unlockSafety without a surveillance archive
Useful signals. Deliberate limits.
Visible location sharing
See the current location or get arrival and departure alerts. The child sees when sharing is active.
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SchoolArrived 8:02 AM
Apps you approve
New installs wait for a parent, so there are no surprise games or social apps.
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SpotifyWaiting for you
ReviewA phone that can still be a phone
Emergency calls and chosen family contacts remain available during bedtime and device locks.
MomDadGrandmaEmergency
A promise children can understand
The phone should never feel like a secret spy.
- 01Always visible
Location sharing and monitoring status are clear on the child's phone.
- 02Process on the device
Safety language checks happen locally whenever the supported channel allows it.
- 03Keep less
Location and safety events expire quickly. Full conversations never become a parent-searchable database.
Android first
From new phone to family-ready in a few guided steps.
- 1Create your family
Add a child using a nickname and age band—no birth date needed.
- 2Prepare the phone
Follow the guided reset and visible Device Owner enrollment.
- 3Choose your boundaries
Pick apps, contacts, places, schedules, and safety categories.
Good to know
Questions parents ask first.
Is location tracking hidden?
No. The child always sees that location sharing is on. Parents choose short history windows and can use place alerts instead of watching a live map all day.
Can it read every chat app?
No—and we will never pretend it can. Safety checks cover only supported communication channels. Signal, WhatsApp, and other encrypted apps keep their own security boundaries.
Does ChildPhone store conversations?
No searchable conversation archive. Safety screening happens on the phone and sends a minimal alert category, time, and source when a configured rule is triggered.
Will it work on a phone we already own?
The first release targets compatible Android phones. Full device controls require a guided factory reset and Device Owner enrollment.
Start with the phone they need now.