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Content filters block categories — Kidsplorer blocks everything
Blocklists can't keep up with new sites. A whitelist-only browser means your child can only reach the sites you've explicitly approved — not the ones a filter missed.
Kidsplorer is a whitelist-only browser for children ages 6–12. Your child sees only the sites you approve. When they want a new site, you get a notification and approve it from your phone — no logging in, one tap.
One tap from your phone. No login required. Site is added to Emma's whitelist the moment you approve.
Content filters try to block bad sites. They miss new ones every day, and clever kids find gaps. Kidsplorer takes the opposite approach: your child sees only the sites you have explicitly approved. Everything else is blocked by default.
Blocklists can't keep up with new sites. A whitelist-only browser means your child can only reach the sites you've explicitly approved — not the ones a filter missed.
Microsoft Family Safety and macOS Screen Time are buried in settings and easily worked around. Kidsplorer runs as a locked browser with keyboard hooks and PIN protection.
Child asks for a site, parent has to walk over, log in, find settings. With Kidsplorer, the child taps "Request site" and you approve from your phone in seconds — from anywhere.
Most parental control tools manage one device at a time. Kidsplorer's admin dashboard manages every computer in a school lab, homeschool co-op, or library from one place.
Kidsplorer is not a monitoring tool. It does not record screens, track location, or log social media. It simply enforces access: your child sees the sites you approve, at the times you allow, with no way to reach anything else.
You build the whitelist — a curated list of exactly the sites your child is allowed to visit. Every other URL is blocked. Not filtered, not warned about — blocked.
Set allowed hours per day. When the schedule ends, Kidsplorer locks automatically. Your child can request a 15-minute extension — you approve or deny from your phone.
When your child wants a site you haven't approved yet, they tap "Request site." You get an email notification with one link. Tap to approve — the site is added to their whitelist instantly.
One dashboard manages every computer running Kidsplorer. Add devices, assign profiles, push whitelist updates, and see sync status — no IT staff required.
Kidsplorer updates itself silently in the background every 12 hours. After installation, schools and churches never need to touch the machines again to keep software current.
Kidsplorer collects a display name and age group — nothing else. No email, no location, no browsing profiles stored or sold. Access control, not surveillance.
Kidsplorer is designed for the environments where children use computers for learning. Homeschool families get per-child profiles. Schools and churches get bulk deployment and one admin dashboard. Libraries get CIPA-compliant filtering with no manual per-device maintenance.
Per-child profiles, curriculum packs, and time management built for learning at home — managed from your phone.
Bulk silent install, one admin dashboard, zero per-device maintenance. No IT staff required.
CIPA-compliant internet filtering with documentation. Manage all public access computers from one dashboard.
The free plan runs Kidsplorer on one computer with a local whitelist and schedule. Upgrade to the Family plan for cloud sync, parent portal, and push notifications. Institutional plans cover up to unlimited devices with a full admin dashboard.
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Answers to the questions parents, homeschool families, and schools ask most about Kidsplorer.