Set screen time, bedtime, app and web rules on your child's Android phone and browser, and see each one confirmed on the device, not just saved.
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From setup to ongoing verification, eGuard makes it simple for parents to keep their children's devices properly protected.
Pair a phone with a one-time code. eGuard explains each permission before Android asks for it.
Learn moreEvery protection shows Verified, Pending or Failed, adding up to one score per child.
Learn moreA daily limit with its own weekend allowance, and a bedtime that rests apps overnight.
Learn moreApprove new apps, set daily limits per app, and choose age ratings for apps and films.
Learn moreSee where your child's phone is, only when your family turns sharing on. On paid plans.
Learn moreAn alert if eGuard is removed or tampered with, on every plan. On eGuard Plus and up, also when a setting is changed on the device, naming the device and the setting.
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eGuard helps you set balanced screen time, manage apps, and create healthy routines — so your children can enjoy technology safely while focusing on what matters most.
Get started in minutes and guide your family to a safer digital experience.
Set up your family and add your children.
Follow our guided setup for Android, with iPhone coming soon.
Check configuration health and get alerts when something changes.
Manage screen time, apps, and location settings.
See the whole Android setup from start to finish, so you know what to expect before you pick up your child's phone.
Add the eGuard Browser Protection extension to your child's computer. The rules you choose in eGuard reach the browser within 5 minutes.
Chrome Web Store
Add to ChromeMicrosoft Edge Add-ons
Add to EdgeFirefox Add-ons
Add to FirefoxAfter installing, open your eGuard dashboard and choose Add a browser to get the code that connects it to your child.
A setting can be saved and still not be on your child's phone: the phone was offline, an update reset a permission, or someone switched it off. eGuard checks.
Choose the plan that fits your family's needs.
Set up eGuard and check your child's protections.
Don't just configure parental controls. Know when they're no longer configured correctly.
For larger families.
Suggested screen time and bedtime for each stage, things to talk about, and when to loosen a rule. No account needed.
100 plain-language guides for Filipino parents. Good places to begin:
Print it, fill it in with your child, and sign it together: screen time on school days, phone-free times, and promises from both sides.
It comes with a page that explains eGuard to your child in their own words, in English or Filipino.
Get the agreementHere are some of the most common questions about eGuard.
You create a family account, add your children and their devices, then follow guided steps to switch on the protections you choose. eGuard keeps checking that each protection is still applied and alerts you if something changes.
The Android app is available now on Google Play, and the iOS app is coming soon to the App Store (get an email when it's out at eguard.family/iphone). Where a platform lets eGuard apply a setting directly it does; where it doesn't, you get a step-by-step guide and eGuard verifies the result.
Yes. The Free plan covers one child with basic protection setup, screen time management and limited app monitoring. You can upgrade whenever your family needs more.
Yes. eGuard is never hidden: your child can always open it and see which rules are on and how much screen time is left. On Android it also shows a notification while it's active. There's a page that explains eGuard to children, at eguard.family/for-kids.
Uninstall protection keeps eGuard from being removed without you. If a setting is changed on the device anyway, the device reports what it really has, so eGuard shows it as Failed. On eGuard Plus and up it also sends you an alert naming the device and the setting.
Protection stays on. Devices keep following the last rules they received and pick up any changes as soon as they reconnect, usually within about 5 minutes.
You see whether each protection is on, screen-time totals, the names of apps used, and location only if your family turns it on. eGuard never sees messages, photos, calls, what your child types, or which websites they visit, beyond a site they ask you to unblock.
eGuard only collects what it needs to verify your protections, and it does not sell your children's data. You can export or delete your account data at any time from Settings.
Yes. eGuard is built for schools, communities and employers as well as families. The eGuard Family plan includes API access for schools and organizations.
Free for one child. No card needed.