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Every screen.
Always guarded.

One dashboard for schedules, app limits, and web filtering — across phones, tablets, and the TV your household (or classroom) actually watches, including the smart TVs most device-management apps quietly ignore.

We label every feature by what it actually does per device — no "works everywhere" overclaiming.

A family sitting together, warmly lit, sharing a tablet in the evening

Built for every screen in the house

AndroidPhone & tablet
iPhone / iPadLocation only, for now
Kindle FireBest-effort
Android TVBest-effort
Fire TVBest-effort
Apple TVNetwork-level · roadmap
Samsung TVTizen · roadmap
LG TVwebOS · roadmap

"Best-effort" and "network-level" badges are not marketing hedge words — they're how our own architecture docs describe what each platform's OS actually allows. Full detail on the transparency page.

Child absorbed in a phone screen, unaware of time passing

The honest problem

The phone was never the whole problem. The TV was the blind spot.

Most device-management apps stop at phones, tablets, and laptops — because that's where their technology works. But the TV in the family room, the classroom's shared display, the streaming stick plugged into a common room's set — those run operating systems that quietly refuse to let any app enforce a real limit.

So the schedule you set on the phone means nothing the moment a screen gets bigger and the app is different.

One harbor, every device

One rule, set once, enforced everywhere it honestly can be.

Set a schedule, an app limit, or a web filter once from your dashboard. On Android it reaches every managed phone or tablet — your kid's or your organization's — through the OS-level controls Android actually provides, and it reaches the TV through network-level filtering built specifically because TV operating systems won't let an app do more than that. iOS support for the same controls is built, confirmed working on real hardware, and Apple has approved our distribution request — not yet on for real families while we submit a real App Store build and finish verification on a real family device.

  • Schedules that survive app switching, device reboots, and reinstalls.
  • App blocking backed by the OS, not a fragile background service.
  • Web filtering that works the same way on an Android phone or a living-room TV.
A family relaxed and bonding together in a bright, modern living room

What it does

Real capabilities, honestly labeled

Every card below says exactly where it stands — live, roadmap, or still being built. We'd rather under-promise here than have you find out the hard way on the one device that matters.

Schedules & custom routines

School days, weekends, bedtime — named routines built on real, per-day time windows, not a single blunt on/off switch.

Working today

App & game blocking

Block or allow-list specific apps, enforced at the OS level on Android phones, tablets, Fire tablets, Android TV and Fire TV. The iOS mechanism (Apple's own Family Controls framework) is built, confirmed working on real hardware, and Apple has approved our distribution request — not yet turned on for real families while we submit a real App Store build and finish verifying it on a real family device.

Working today

Web & content filtering

Domain-level DNS filtering, running as a real on-device filter on Android phones, tablets, Fire tablets, Android TV and Fire TV. iOS, Apple TV, Samsung and LG TV are on the roadmap.

Working today

Pause internet, instantly

One tap to pause a device's access right now — for dinner, for a timeout, or because it's simply time to stop. Android phones, tablets, Fire tablets, Android TV and Fire TV today; more platforms on the roadmap.

Working today

Whole-home TV coverage

Android TV today, with Fire TV built on the identical code path. Apple TV, Samsung and LG TV support — network-level filtering, since none of those platforms let a third-party app do more — is next on our roadmap.

Working today

Lock device now

A real lock screen on Android, using the OS's own device-management API. On iOS, Apple limits any third-party app to a soft app-shield rather than a true lock screen — our version of that is built and confirmed working on real hardware, not yet turned on for real families. We'll always show you exactly which one you're getting.

Working today

Location check-ins

See where a managed device last checked in from the same dashboard — working today on Android and iOS.

Working today

On-device AI content filtering

Real-time detection to blur, mute, or skip flagged content — processed on the device, never sent to us.

Phase 2 — not built yet

What's next

Not built yet — but not a guess, either

Every item below reuses something this app has already built and verified for a different feature — a scoped next step, not a from-scratch promise. Nothing here has a ship date yet; we'll say so honestly once one exists.

New devices

Fire TV & Fire tablet, independently verified

Both already have a real client (the tablet's built on Android's plain LocationManager, no Google Play Services needed) — we just haven't verified either on real Amazon hardware yet, since Amazon publishes no local emulator for either.

ChromeOS / Chromebooks

Chromebooks already run our real Android app via ARC++ — this is mostly verifying Device-Owner enrollment behaves the same way inside ChromeOS's Android container, not a new build.

Apple TV — network-level filtering

Apple TV's own platform design permanently caps any third-party app at network-level filtering — same ceiling Samsung/LG TVs already have, and the honest one to build toward.

New capabilities

Named, presetable routines

Label a schedule "Bedtime" or "School night" instead of reading raw time windows — plus one-tap presets for the routines most families set up first.

Per-app daily time budgets

"30 minutes of TikTok a day," not just block or allow — built on the same real app-usage data this app already collects.

Category-based web filtering

Toggle "social media" or "gaming" instead of typing domains one at a time — curated lists on top of the same real DNS filter already running.

Weekly activity digest email

A real weekly summary of app usage and check-ins, sent automatically — reusing the email delivery this app already uses for account notifications.

Instant push-triggered re-sync

A policy change reaches the device the moment it's saved instead of waiting for its next scheduled check — building on the wake-up push hint already wired into every policy update.

Call/SMS export, and PDF format

App usage and location history already export as CSV today — next is adding call/SMS activity to that same export, plus a PDF option alongside CSV.

Bulk actions for schools & organizations

"Lock every tablet in Classroom 4B" or "apply this schedule fleet-wide" — a natural extension of the classroom-scoped admin roles already built for institute accounts.

Full iOS enforcement

App blocking, schedules and locking on iPhone/iPad — the real mechanism (Apple's own FamilyControls/ManagedSettings framework) is built and confirmed working on real hardware, and Apple has approved our distribution request. What's left is submitting a real App Store build and finishing verification on a real family device, not building the feature itself or waiting on Apple. Web filtering on iOS is a separate, larger effort and genuinely not started yet.

Why trust a new name

We're not asking you to trust a promise. We're showing our work.

No capability we can't back up

Every feature is labeled by what it actually does on each managed device — full enforcement, best-effort, or network-level only. That distinction comes straight from our own architecture documentation, not a marketing team.

Built device-first, not ad-first

On-device processing for phase-2 content filtering means the analysis happens on the device — designed from day one to avoid needing to ship raw video or audio off it.

We're building this in the open

This product is genuinely early — core device management is live, AI content filtering is a named next phase, not a shipped feature we're describing loosely.

A parent and child looking at a phone together — the real, everyday moment this app's transparency is built around

Pricing

Simple, and priced against what actually works

Illustrative launch pricing — subject to change before general availability. You're always billed in your own local currency (USD or INR, determined automatically), never an approximate conversion of the other.

Core

Full protection for phones and tablets.

₹3,999/year

$49 USD/year outside India

  • App & game blocking (Android)
  • Schedules & custom routines (Android)
  • Web & content filtering (Android)
  • Pause internet instantly (Android)
  • Location check-ins (Android + iOS)
  • iOS: pairing & location today, more on the roadmap
  • Whole-home TV coverage
  • Text content filtering
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Most complete

Whole-Home

Everything in Core, plus every screen in the house.

₹8,799/year

$99 USD/year outside India

  • Everything in Core
  • Android TV & Fire TV (best-effort)
  • Text & notification content filtering
  • Calls & SMS monitoring (Android)
  • Apple TV, Samsung Tizen & LG webOS network-level filtering — built, pending our own DNS vendor account
  • On-device AI voice/video filtering
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For schools & organizations

Institute & district plans

Everything in Whole-Home, sized for a real fleet — a dozen classroom tablets or a whole district. Custom device count, group-scoped admin roles for staff, and invoiced billing — not a per-card checkout.

  • Custom device count, no fixed cap
  • Classroom/group-scoped staff roles
  • Invoiced billing, dedicated support
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We're still in early build. Tell us which platform matters most — for your family or your organization — and we'll reach out the moment early access opens — no spam, no fake countdown timers.

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