Kids Browser questions, answered

Kids Browser has a free plan for one child, a $50/year Family plan for up to 5 children with screenshots, and a $200/year Family Pro plan for up to 20 children with Remote Desktop and File Manager.

Yes. After the device is linked to your Parent Control account, remote actions can be sent over the existing Relay when the child device is online and reachable.

Each installed Kids Browser device has a stable device control code. A parent who has that code can use Parent Control Panel to link the device, subject to the service’s device verification.

A fresh Kids Browser installation starts with Parent PIN 0000. The parent can change it after setup. Keep the PIN private from the child.

When the linked child profile is online, Parent Control can show live browsing status such as the current page title, URL or host provided by the browser.

Yes. A parent can lock a linked child browser and later unlock it remotely. The child can also request an unlock, and a parent can unlock locally with the Parent PIN.

Yes. Parent Control is designed around linked devices and child profiles, so a family can manage the child profiles available on its linked Kids Browser devices.

Live status and immediate remote actions require the linked child device to be online and reachable. The portal will show offline state when current live information cannot be obtained.