Platform by platform
Allow YouTube for homework, limit TikTok to 30 minutes, keep Instagram off until age 13. Each child gets their own mix.
Screen time without the daily argument.
Set the rules once. Each child sees their own limits, asks for more time from their phone, and you answer with one touch.
A school night, planned
Layla is 12. Her schedule follows her on every device she signs in on.
Layla, school nights
Monday to Thursday
12 am6 am12 pm6 pm12 am
Internet offStudy sites onlyFully online
Need more time? Layla asks. You answer.
No more negotiating at the dinner table. Requests arrive in your app with the reason attached, and you decide in one touch.
LaylaCan I have 30 more minutes? I'm finishing my science project.
Approve 30 minNot tonight
YouApproved until 9:00 pm.
Social media, on your terms
Decide which platforms each child can reach, and when. Set it once for every device they own.
Only at the right times
Social apps off on school nights, on at weekends. Study time stays quiet.
Time spent, in plain words
"Layla spent 45 minutes on video apps this week." You see how long, not what was said.
Private by design
SecurityTouch manages access and time. It does not read messages, posts, or chats.
Starting points for every age
Pick a profile, then change anything you like. You always have the last word.
Little ones
Kid-safe sites only, no social media, early bedtime, and nothing new without your approval.
Tweens
Learning and games allowed, social media limited, and a clear after-school window.
Teens
More freedom by day, a firm bedtime at night, and a say in their own schedule.
No quiet workarounds
Unapproved VPN tunnels are blocked on child profiles, and a device with nobody signed in reaches nothing.
One calm summary a week
No spreadsheets of web addresses. Just what you'd ask over dinner.
This week, Omar
Example summary
2 hours 10 minutes on video sites, 25 minutes more than last week. Most time went to learning and games. One new sign-in, from a Galaxy A15, is still waiting for you.
Questions parents ask
Does it work when my child uses mobile data?
SecurityTouch manages your home network, so rules apply to every device connected to your Wi-Fi or cable. Mobile data is outside what a router can see, and we say so rather than promise otherwise.
Can my child get around it with a VPN?
Child profiles block unapproved VPN tunnels. Because the router sees all traffic, this is a standard rule, not a special setting.
What about a laptop the whole family shares?
Everyone signs in with their own profile, so the laptop follows whoever is using it. Changing a device's address does not change anyone's rules.
Can you read my child's messages?
No. SecurityTouch shows what kind of sites were used and for how long. It does not read messages or private content.