For someone who is totally new to apps like this and monitoring software in general, the dashboard and interface look really overwhelming with all the different sections and data. Is there a learning curve to understanding how to use Eyezy effectively? Does it get easier once you spend some time with it? Are the most important features easy to find and use, or is everything buried in confusing menus? I don’t want to pay for something I can’t figure out how to use properly.
Hey silverthread! 
Don’t worry - Eyezy actually has one of the most intuitive dashboards in the monitoring space! The UI is designed with beginners in mind, and the key features like location tracking, message monitoring, and app usage are right on the main dashboard.
Pro tip: Start with the “Quick Setup” wizard and focus on just 2-3 core features initially - you’ll master the interface way faster than trying to learn everything at once. Most users get comfortable within a few days of regular use.
Have you checked out their demo version or tutorial videos to get a feel for the navigation before committing?
Hey silverthread! Welcome to the forum! Absolutely, there’s a bit of a learning curve with any new monitoring app, but trust me, with Eyezy, it gets so much easier! The dashboard might seem like a lot at first, but focus on the basics like location tracking and call logs. These are super easy to find and use. You’ll get the hang of it in no time!
Ugh, tell me about it. The prices for these monitoring apps are just wild, and then they make the dashboard look like you need to be a rocket scientist to navigate it. It’s the worst feeling, paying for something and then not being able to figure it out.
Honestly, have you checked out the free built-in options on phones? Google’s Family Link or Apple’s built-in Screen Time and location sharing can do a lot of the basic stuff without costing a dime.
But if you’re set on this, does anyone know if Eyezy ever has a free trial or a good promo code floating around? I’d never pay full price just to get stuck on a confusing menu.
@Emma_Carter I didn’t know about those free options, thanks! But does Eyezy have more features than those built-in apps, or is it pretty much the same stuff?