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Safe internet
for every age.
Shaped by parents
like you.

FamilyGuard sits quietly in your home, protecting every device on your network with privacy-first controls, calm guidance for parents, and local-first protection you can trust.

You're on the list — we'll be in touch!

No spam, ever. Just launch updates from FamilyGuard. Read our Privacy Notice, Terms, and FAQ.

Local-first protection
Parent-controlled decisions
Protects phones, tablets, consoles, and laptops
familyguard.io/dashboard
Network status
Your family is protected
50
Sites visited
12
Blocked
2 of 3
Children online
3
Devices active
2 requests ready for your review
Esther and Carter are waiting for your decision
Your children
E
Esther
2 devices online
Teen
34
Sites
8
Blocked
C
Carter
1 device online
Child
11
Sites
3
Blocked
O
Oliver
Offline
Child
5
Sites
1
Blocked
E
Esther
Teen · Age 14
34
Sites today
8
Blocked today
2
Devices online
3
Total devices
Devices
Esther's iPhone
Online now
Esther's iPad
Online now
School MacBook
Last seen 3h ago
Top sites today
youtube.com
12x
instagram.com
8x
snapchat.com
6x
tiktok.com
Blocked
discord.com
4x
C
Carter
Child · Age 9
11
Sites today
3
Blocked today
1
Devices online
2
Total devices
Devices
Carter's iPad
Online now
PlayStation 5
Last seen 1h ago
Top sites today
roblox.com
6x
youtube.com
3x
bbc.co.uk
2x
fortnite.com
Blocked
O
Oliver
Child · Age 7
5
Sites today
1
Blocked today
0
Devices online
1
Total devices
Devices
Oliver's iPad
Last seen 2h ago
Top sites today
cbeebies.bbc.co.uk
3x
youtube.com
2x
Requests
2 waiting for your decision
💬
Discord Pending
Esther · 2 mins ago
⛏️
Minecraft Pending
Carter · 1 hour ago
Access Request
💬
Discord
discord.com
A messaging and voice chat platform popular with teens and gamers. Users can join servers and chat with friends or strangers. Contains unmoderated content in some areas.
Chat with strangers Unmoderated content Age 13+
Parents are divided on this for teens
61% allow it, 39% block it — this one comes down to your family's values.
E
Esther's reason
"My friends use it to chat after school"
Access Request
⛏️
Minecraft
minecraft.net
A creative sandbox game where players build and explore virtual worlds. Available as both single-player and multiplayer. Generally considered safe and educational.
Online multiplayer In-app purchases
Most parents approve this for children
89% of FamilyGuard parents with children have allowed this — it's a commonly approved site for this age group.
C
Carter's reason
"I want to play with my friends"
Activity
Recent family activity
Domain
Child
Device
Time
Status
Settings
Appearance
Dark mode
Network
FamilyGuard Device
Connected
Protection
Active
Uptime
14 days
Profiles
Esther
Teen
Carter
Child
Oliver
Child
Account
Notifications
Subscription
Premium

Set up in minutes.
Protect forever.

No technical knowledge required. FamilyGuard plugs into your home network and immediately starts protecting every connected device.

1
Plug it in

Connect FamilyGuard between your router and home network. That's it. Every device is instantly protected — phones, tablets, consoles, laptops.

2
Set up your family

Add each child and assign them an age profile. Child, Teen, or Adult — each with sensible defaults you can customise at any time.

3
Stay informed

The parent app shows you what's been blocked, what's been visited, and flags anything that needs your attention. Check in when you want to.

4
Decide together

When your child requests access to a blocked site, you get a notification with everything you need to make an informed decision — including what other parents decided.

Everything you need.
Nothing you don't.

🛡️
Network-level protection

FamilyGuard works at the network level, so every device in your home is protected automatically — no apps to install on each device.

📱
Instant access requests

Your child requests access to a blocked site. You get a notification on your phone with a clear site summary and community guidance. Approve or deny in seconds.

Bedtime scheduling

Set internet-off times for each child. Bedtime, homework, dinner — internet access follows your family's schedule automatically.

👁️
Activity visibility

See recent activity, blocked attempts, and browsing patterns by child or device. Full detail when you need it, calm summaries when you do not.

🔒
Bypass resistant

FamilyGuard blocks DNS-over-HTTPS, VPN ports, and alternative DNS servers — so tech-savvy children can't simply route around it.

🔒
Private by design

Browsing history and device activity stay in your home by default. Community guidance uses anonymous decision data, never named children or individual browsing timelines.

Decisions made easier by thousands of parents

Every time a parent allows or blocks a site, that anonymous decision feeds into the FamilyGuard community. When you face the same decision, you see what similar parents decided, alongside a short explanation of the site and your own child's reason for asking.

89%
of parents approve Minecraft for children
73%
of parents block TikTok for under 13s
Illustrative examples of the kind of guidance FamilyGuard parents will see as community insights grow.
⛏️
Minecraft
minecraft.net

A creative sandbox game where players build and explore virtual worlds. Available as both single-player and multiplayer. Generally considered safe and educational.

Most parents approve this for children
89% of FamilyGuard parents with children have allowed this — it's a commonly approved site for this age group.
Noah says: "I want to play with my friends"

Built for every stage
of growing up.

Sensible defaults for every age group, fully customisable by you.

🧸
Child
Under 12
Strict content filtering
Educational sites allowed
No social media
Early bedtime schedule
🎮
Teen
13–17
Moderate filtering
Social media with oversight
Adult content blocked
Flexible scheduling
🎓
Adult
18+
Malware & phishing only
Full internet access
No scheduling
Activity visible to admin

Built to feel calm,
clear, and trustworthy.

FamilyGuard is designed to help parents make safer online decisions without turning family internet into a surveillance project. These are the principles the product and service are being built around.

What stays local
Protection happens in your home.

Blocking rules, device-level enforcement, local dashboards, and browsing activity are designed to run on your FamilyGuard device so internet protection continues even if cloud features are unavailable.

Local-first activity
Browsing history and device activity stay on the device by default, so the sensitive detail lives with your family rather than in a remote dashboard.
Always parent-controlled
Parents stay in charge of approvals and blocking decisions. FamilyGuard provides helpful context and summaries, but the final choice always stays with the parent.
What powers premium
Community guidance without exposing your family.

Premium guidance is built around anonymous approve or deny outcomes for specific sites, plus short site summaries to help parents understand what a request is really for.

Anonymous decision signals
Community recommendations are based on anonymous allow or block decisions about sites, not named children, full browsing logs, or personal timelines.
Helpful site guidance
FamilyGuard gives parents a simple explanation of what a site is commonly used for and what they may want to consider before deciding.
Waitlist signups are used only for FamilyGuard launch and early-access updates. You can review our Privacy Notice and Terms of Use at any time.

What parents often
want to know.

Clear, straightforward answers to the questions families usually ask before getting started.

Does FamilyGuard send my child's browsing history to the cloud?
No. FamilyGuard is designed so browsing history and device activity stay on the FamilyGuard device in your home by default. Connected features focus on helpful things like account access, subscriptions, and anonymous recommendation signals rather than sending your family's full browsing timeline to the cloud.
What data is used for community recommendations?
Community guidance is intended to come from anonymous allow or block decisions for specific sites and age profiles, not from named children, device names, or a family's browsing history. The aim is to give parents useful context while keeping private household details private.
Does FamilyGuard make decisions for me?
No. FamilyGuard is there to give parents a quick, easy-to-understand explanation of a site so decisions feel less stressful and more informed. The parent stays fully in control the whole time.
What happens if my internet connection drops or cloud services are unavailable?
FamilyGuard is designed with local-first protection in mind, so core blocking rules and network protection can keep working in the home even if connected services are temporarily unavailable. The goal is steady, dependable protection rather than relying entirely on the cloud.
Can children bypass FamilyGuard with DNS changes, VPNs, or privacy tools?
FamilyGuard is designed to work at the network layer and to resist common workarounds such as alternative DNS servers, DNS-over-HTTPS, and common VPN routes. In practice, that means it should feel much more robust than simple app-based controls and give parents greater peace of mind.
What will the free tier include compared with premium?
The free tier is intended to cover the essentials: core network protection, age profiles, request handling, and local visibility for parents. Premium adds the extra guidance layer, including community recommendation data, richer site context, and clearer summaries that help parents make confident decisions faster.
Will FamilyGuard work with our current router and devices?
FamilyGuard is designed to protect the devices already in your home network, including phones, tablets, laptops, consoles, and smart devices. Setup is intended to be simple for most home router setups, with FamilyGuard sitting quietly in the background once installed.

Be first to protect
your family

FamilyGuard is launching soon. Register your interest and we'll let you know the moment it's ready — with early access for those who sign up first.

You're on the list — we'll be in touch!

No spam, ever. Just launch updates from FamilyGuard. Read our Privacy Notice, Terms, and FAQ.