Kidsplorer is an allow-list browser for children on Windows. These guides document the current Free, Family, and Labs workflows, from first connection to organization device administration.
Start here
If you’re new to Kidsplorer, begin with Getting Started . That page covers downloading and installing Kidsplorer, creating your parent account, and adding your first approved sites.
Core guides
- Getting Started — Install, create your account, add approved sites
- Adding Approved Sites — Managing the whitelist: adding, removing, and organizing sites
- Setting a Browse Schedule — Allowed hours, schedule changes, and time extension requests
- Guardian Dashboard Guide — Profiles, requests, activity, and devices
- Labs Setup Guide — Enrollment, rosters, profiles, and device management
What Kidsplorer does and doesn’t do
Kidsplorer controls navigation inside its own browser. Family and Labs retain URL activity, but Kidsplorer does not capture keystrokes, screenshots, messages, social content, or location. It does not filter other Windows applications or all network traffic.
Kidsplorer is designed for children ages 6–12 on non-administrator Windows accounts. Mobile devices (phones and tablets) are not currently supported.