See what’s happening on their phone.

Out in the open — with them knowing it’s there.

Open a live view of their screen, camera or surroundings when you need to, and keep the everyday limits that hold the rest of the day.

Android · Parent app on Google Play · Child app installs directly · See how it works

The Guardian parent dashboard with highlights — bedtime with apps paused, screen time under the daily limit, a child inside their school safe zone, today’s goal, and a blocked app
See it live

When a report isn’t enough, look for yourself.

The part other screen-time apps don’t have. Open a live view of their screen, their camera or the sound around them — or ask for a snapshot — right when you need it. Guardian is visible on their phone, and every live view starts only when you ask.

Works on

Android today, and honest about the rest.

Guardian is two apps. The parent app comes from Google Play; the child app installs directly on their phone. We’ll say plainly what’s available before you sign up.

Parent app

Guardian

On Google Play
Android
Available
iPhone / iPad
Later

Child app

Guardian Kid

Installs directly
Android
Available
iPhone / iPad
Not yet

Complete family protection in 3 easy steps

  1. Download and install

    Install Guardian on your phone from Google Play.

  2. Create your account

    Sign up and sign in on the parent’s phone.

  3. Pair your child’s phone

    Install Guardian Kid on their phone and enter the pairing code to connect both devices.

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研究数据

这不是您的错觉。

《数字童年报告》, 全球版 — 2026 年三月. Sourced from 世界卫生组织, 美国儿科学会, Common Sense Media(常识媒体), 美国医务总监办公室, 美国疾病控制与预防中心, JAMA Pediatrics(美国医学会儿科学杂志).

2 小时 27 分钟

0 至 8 岁儿童的平均每日屏幕时间

Common Sense Media, 2025 Census — nationally representative US survey of parents

5 小时 33 分钟

8 至 12 岁少儿的平均每日屏幕时间

Common Sense Media, 2025 Census

8 小时 39 分钟

13 至 18 岁青少年的平均每日屏幕时间

Common Sense Media, 2025 Census

40%

的儿童在两岁之前就有了自己的平板电脑

Common Sense Media, 2025 Census — by age eight, one in four has their own phone
屏幕不是敌人。用量得当、内容合适,再加上您的参与,它们可以是很好的工具。问题始于屏幕开始取代孩子最需要的东西 — 玩耍、交谈、睡眠,以及那种能激发创造力的、美好的无聊。……

Questions

The questions parents actually ask

Does my child know Guardian is there?

Yes. Guardian is visible on their phone under its own name, and consent is recorded when the phone is paired. It is not a hidden or secret tool.

Can Guardian open the camera or screen without my child knowing?

No. A live view starts only when you ask for it, Guardian is visible on the phone, and Android shows its own camera and microphone indicators.

Does it work on iPhone?

The parent app is on Android today, with an iPhone version on the roadmap. The child app is Android only. If your child uses an iPhone, Guardian cannot help yet — we would rather say so before you sign up.

Can my child uninstall it?

They can — and you will know, because Guardian tells you protection was switched off. We would rather say that plainly than promise a lock we do not have.

How long do you keep my child’s data?

Location is kept for thirty days, then deleted automatically. On-demand captures are stored for a short window and then removed. You can delete everything at any time.

Does Guardian read my child’s messages?

No — Guardian is not a message monitor. It shows which apps are used and the live view you ask for, and it leaves your child’s chats and calls alone.

Keep an eye on their phone, out in the open.

Install Guardian on your phone, set up your child’s, and see what you need to — with them knowing it’s there.

  • Both parentsOne account, whoever’s at home
  • Visible & consentedNot a hidden spy tool
  • Delete anytimeYour data, gone on request
  • Built under DPDPIndia’s data-protection law