CyberNanny: Parental Control

CyberNanny is a parental control app for families with kids and teens. Install it on your child's phone and on yours, link them with a code, and see what matters in one parent app: where your child is, how much time goes to the phone, and whether there are risks you should know about.

CyberNanny is made for parents of minor children. It is installed on the child's device with the family's knowledge. The CyberNanny icon and notification are always visible on the child's phone, so the app cannot be installed without the child knowing.

Where is my child
Live location on the map, the address and the time of the last update, battery level and speed. Route history for the day and safe places: you will see when your child arrives at school or leaves home.

Safety in messengers
Alerts about bullying, scams and dangerous contacts in Telegram, WhatsApp and other popular messengers. You learn about a risk in time and can calmly talk it over with your child.

AI alerts about danger
Artificial intelligence notices signs of grooming, bullying and threats, drugs, self-harm and sexual content in messengers. You get a push notification with the risk category, so you can support your child in time.

Screen time under control
How long your child spends on the phone today and in each app. Set daily limits for games and social media and allow exceptions for study apps.

Block apps and websites
Block unwanted apps in one tap or lock the whole phone for homework and sleep. Browser history and safe search help keep adult content away.

Sound around the phone
When your child does not answer and you are worried, turn on the sound around the phone for a few minutes. Minutes are purchased separately.

AI advisor for parents
Ask a question in plain words: what changed this week, why screen time went up, what to talk about with your child. The advisor answers based on your family's data.

Calls, contacts and alerts
Call log and contact list, alerts about attempts to change settings or remove the app, and protection against uninstalling without the parent's PIN.

Why the Accessibility permission is needed
On the child's phone CyberNanny uses the Accessibility service to count screen time, block the apps and websites chosen by the parent and notice dangerous situations in messengers for AI alerts. The permission is granted manually during setup and is shown in the phone settings.

How to start
1. Install CyberNanny on your phone and choose "Parent".
2. Install CyberNanny on your child's phone, choose "Child" and grant the permissions.
3. Enter the link code. Data starts arriving within a few minutes.

The parent app works on Android and iPhone, and there is also a web dashboard. Interface languages: English, Russian, Uzbek, Ukrainian, Kazakh, Azerbaijani, Armenian, Georgian, Romanian and Tajik.

Try all features for 7 days, then choose a subscription. Data may arrive with a delay that depends on the connection and the phone's power saving settings.

Privacy policy and support: thecybernanny.com