Bedtime, on time
8:30 pm, a school nightLayla's tablet, phone and laptop go quiet together, because the schedule belongs to her and not to one device.
Nobody has to take a phone away.
SecurityTouch is a router with a built-in app for managing people and their access. Made for parents, and for owners of small businesses.
Router and app. Launching soon.
Replace your old router. The app finds it and walks you through setup.
Add Layla, Omar, or your cashier, and set what each of them can reach. They sign in on any device and their rules come with them.
Pause, approve, or block from your phone. The router applies it straight away.
Four ordinary situations, and what happens with SecurityTouch in the house or the shop.
Layla's tablet, phone and laptop go quiet together, because the schedule belongs to her and not to one device.
Nobody has to take a phone away.
Someone has the password, but nobody signed in on that phone, so it reaches nothing.
You approve or block it from your app.
Customers scan the code on the table and get internet only. The till and the cameras stay out of reach.
Guest access ends when the day does.
Disable one profile and every phone and laptop they ever signed in on loses access.
No passwords to change for everyone else.
Screen time that follows your family's real week, with no daily argument about it.
Staff, customers, and the till on separate networks, managed by you from one app.
Most network tools show you a list of strange device names. SecurityTouch starts with the person.
Access belongs to Layla's profile, not to a device. She signs in on any tablet, phone, or laptop and gets her own rules.
A device with no signed-in profile reaches nothing. New sign-ins wait for your approval.
School nights, weekends, holidays, shifts. Set them once and forget them.
Allow, limit, schedule, or block TikTok, Instagram, YouTube, Facebook and more, for each child or employee.
Give visitors internet only. The access ends by itself when the visit does.
"Omar spent 2 hours on video sites this week." No tables of web addresses.
A router sees a lot. We've decided what SecurityTouch does with that, and what it never does.
Every device already connects through your router. SecurityTouch puts the rules where the traffic is.
| Feature | SecurityTouch | A parental-control box added to your router |
|---|---|---|
| Where the rules run | In the router itself | In a second box next to the router |
| What the rules follow | The person's profile, on any device | The device, assigned to a profile |
| A device nobody has signed in on | Reaches nothing | Often joins as unmanaged until you assign it |
| One person, several devices | Yes. Sign in on any device. | Varies. Some products allow one profile per device. |
| Separate zones for a shop | Staff, guest, and payments | Not offered |
| Core controls | Planned to be included with the router | Often a monthly or yearly subscription |
Comparison describes the add-on box category in general. Details differ by product.
The plan is no. Profiles, schedules, pause, sign-in control, filters and guest Wi-Fi are planned to come with the router. Optional extras are announced at launch.
Yes. It connects to your provider's modem or fibre box and becomes your router and Wi-Fi. Nothing needs installing on each device.
The app is planned in Arabic and English from launch, and every person in the house can choose their own language.
We're finishing the firmware now. People on the early-access list hear the launch date and the price before anyone else.
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