Screen time & bedtimes
Give each child a daily time limit and a bedtime. The PC winds down when time's up.

Let your child use the PC without running into the worst of the internet, and help them log off when it's time.
Free for one PC · No credit card · Windows 10 & 11
Install it once and it filters every browser and app on the PC. You don't have to set anything up app by app.
With most parental controls, YouTube is either blocked or wide open. SafeScreen has a middle setting: you make a list of channels you trust, and nothing else plays.
Managed from your account.
Kids can now reach chatbots, companion apps and image generators from any browser, and plenty of them weren't built with children in mind. SafeScreen groups AI sites into categories. You allow the ones you're comfortable with and block the others, starting from defaults based on your child's age.
Managed from your account.
Give each child a daily time limit and a bedtime. The PC winds down when time's up.
Pick the YouTube channels your child can watch. The rest of YouTube stays blocked.
Let your child use homework helpers while companion bots and image generators stay blocked. Defaults depend on age.
Unsafe sites are blocked out of the box. You can add your own sites or banned words in a couple of taps.
Google, Bing, DuckDuckGo and YouTube only return safe results, and your child can't change that.
If your child tries to open something you've blocked, you hear about it right away instead of in next week's report.
Once a week you get a short summary of what your child searched for and which sites they visited.
Your child can ask for a blocked site or more time, and you approve it from your phone in seconds.
When you change a rule, every device picks it up within seconds. After setup you don't need to touch your child's computer.
From your SafeScreen account you choose safe search, blocked sites, banned words and the block page, per child.
Each device holds an open, encrypted connection to SafeScreen, so new rules arrive a few seconds after you save them.
The SafeScreen agent sits between apps and the internet. Depending on your rules, it blocks a request, sends it to safe search instead, or shows the block page.
You'll see the searches and sites your child visits, which is usually enough to start a conversation when something looks off. That's as far as it goes. Your child's PC doesn't become a spy device.
All your children and their devices live in one account, along with a few tools beyond blocking.
Daily limits and a bedtime for each child, enforced on the PC.
A weekly summary of searches and sites visited.
You're notified as soon as your child tries to open something blocked.
Manage every child and device from a web browser. There's nothing to install on your end.
No. SafeScreen runs as a Windows service and removing or changing it needs Administrator rights, which your child's account doesn't have. It also starts up again before they log in.
You shouldn't notice any difference. Filtering runs on the PC itself, so traffic isn't sent through a distant server first.
All of them, and other apps too. SafeScreen filters at the network layer, so Chrome, Edge, Firefox, Steam, Discord and Roblox all follow the same rules.