Homeschool families have a clear need: children who use the internet for learning, supervised by parents who are also teaching, managing a household, and working — often all at once. Kidsplorer is built for exactly that context.
Whitelist-Only Browser Built for Homeschool Students
When your child sits down to do math, they should reach Khan Academy — not YouTube. Kidsplorer’s whitelist ensures your child can only visit the sites you’ve approved for their current subject. Everything else is blocked, not filtered.
You build the whitelist once. It syncs to every computer in your household. When a new site is needed, your child requests it and you approve from your phone in seconds.
Curriculum Packs for Homeschool Subjects: One-Click Approved Lists
Instead of building a whitelist from scratch for every subject, install a curriculum pack. Kidsplorer maintains curated packs for:
- Math — Khan Academy, Prodigy, IXL Math, Desmos
- Reading & Language Arts — Starfall, ReadWorks, CommonLit, Oxford Owl
- Science — National Geographic Kids, NASA Kids Club, Exploratorium
- History & Social Studies — Smithsonian Learning Lab, iCivics, Library of Congress
- Coding — Scratch, Code.org, Tynker, CS First
Select a pack, confirm, and your child’s whitelist is ready for that subject in under 30 seconds.
Per-Child Profiles: Different Whitelists for Different Children
Each child in your household gets their own whitelist profile. A 7-year-old and a 12-year-old in the same home have different appropriate sites. Kidsplorer lets you manage separate whitelists, separate schedules, and separate site request histories for each child — all from the same parent account.
Browse Schedule Enforcement: Learning Hours, Screen Time Limits
Set allowed browsing hours for each day. Kidsplorer locks automatically at the end of the school day — your child cannot continue browsing without your explicit approval. On weekends you can allow later hours or restrict to shorter windows.
When your child needs more time for a project, they request a 15-minute extension. You approve from your phone. No negotiating. No chasing them off the computer manually.
One-Tap Site Approval from Your Phone While You’re Teaching
You’re in the middle of explaining a math concept when your child asks if they can look something up. With Kidsplorer, they tap “Request site,” you get a notification, and you approve or deny with one tap — without leaving what you’re doing. The site is available on their computer within seconds.
This replaces the workflow of walking over, taking control of the keyboard, and manually finding and bookmarking a site.
Shareable Whitelist Templates for Homeschool Co-ops
If you’re part of a homeschool co-op or network, export your whitelist as a shareable template. Other families in the group import your profile with one click and have the same set of approved sites without building it themselves.
This is how best-practice whitelists spread through homeschool communities. If one family in your co-op has spent time vetting math resources, every other family benefits from their work instantly.
COPPA-Compliant: Your Children’s Data Stays Private
Kidsplorer collects a display name and age group for child accounts — nothing else. No email, no location, no behavioral data, no data sold. Your children’s browsing activity is stored only as the weekly digest summary that goes to you. Kidsplorer does not profile your children or share their information.
Start with the free plan on one Windows computer — no credit card needed.
Join the Kidsplorer waitlist — be first to know when we launch → | See all features → | Pricing →