Screen time your child can see too.

Child360 shows you how long each app is used on your child's phone. Your child agrees during setup, sees that sharing is on, and can stop it whenever they choose.

Sample report
Deniz's phoneBy hour of the day
midnight6 amnoon6 pm3h 40mtoday
  • Videos1h 18m
  • Games52m
  • Chat38m
  • Drawing24m
  • Other20m

Set up together in a few minutes

Two apps, one on each phone. Nothing starts until your child has read what will be shared and said yes.

  1. 1

    Install Child360 on your phone

    Sign in with Google. The app gives you a 6-digit pairing code.

    On your phone
  2. 2

    Install Child360 Child on theirs

    Your child sees exactly what will be shared with you and confirms it on the consent screen.

    On your child's phone
  3. 3

    Enter the code to pair

    Daily and hourly screen time starts showing up in your app, per app and per day.

    On your child's phone

What you see, and what stays private

Child360 knows which apps were used and for how long. It never knows what happened inside them.

Shared with you

Only the parent account paired with the phone can see this.

  • Time spent in each app, per day
  • When during the day the phone was used
  • Which apps are installed, with names and icons
  • Phone model, operating system version and time zone

Never collected

Not read, not recorded, not stored.

MessagesCallsContactsPhotos & videosLocationKeystrokesBrowsing historyMicrophoneCamera

No ads in the child app. Data is never sold or used for advertising.

Built so your child always knows

Child360 is not a spy app. It is designed for families who talk about screen time openly.

  • Nothing hidden

    The child app keeps its own icon and name. It never pretends to be something else.

  • A notification that stays

    While sharing is on, a notification your child cannot dismiss says so.

  • Your child can stop sharing

    They can unpair from the child app at any time, and data stops being sent right away.

Questions parents ask

Can both parents see the reports?

Yes. Your child's phone can be paired with more than one parent account. Each pairing needs its own code, entered on your child's phone.

What happens if my child stops sharing?

Data stops being sent right away, and every paired parent gets a notification.

Can I see where my child is?

No. Child360 does not collect location, precise or approximate.

How do I delete my account and data?

Delete your account in the parent app or at our account deletion page. This also deletes the data of every child phone paired with it. See the Privacy Policy for details.

Start the screen time conversation

Free to download on Google Play and the App Store.