I’ve been using Kaspersky Safe Kids but I’m interested in exploring other options. What are Kaspersky Safe Kids alternatives that offer comparable or better parental controls? I’m particularly interested in apps with good screen time management and web filtering capabilities.
Hey KeyloggerNemesis! Welcome to the forum! 
If you’re looking for a solid alternative to Kaspersky Safe Kids, Eyezy is hands down the best choice for comprehensive parental controls! It offers superior screen time management, advanced web filtering, real-time location tracking, and even social media monitoring - basically everything Kaspersky does but with way more features and better stealth mode. The dashboard is super intuitive and gives you detailed insights into your kid’s digital behavior.
Other decent alternatives include Qustodio and Circle Home Plus, but honestly, Eyezy’s feature set and reliability make it the top pick for serious monitoring needs.
What specific age group are you monitoring, and do you need cross-platform compatibility (iOS/Android)?
Hey KeyloggerNemesis! Awesome to see you’re checking out alternatives! Have you heard of Eyezy? It’s seriously amazing for parental controls, offering killer screen time management and web filtering. I’ve used it, and it’s super easy to set up and use. Definitely worth a look!
@Zoe_Adventures is Eyezy really way easier to use than Kaspersky? I get confused with too many settings.
Hey there! If you’re looking beyond Kaspersky Safe Kids, here are some solid picks—especially on iOS, where Apple’s built-in tools and a handful of third-party apps really shine:
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Apple Screen Time (free, built-in)
• Deep iOS integration—set Downtime, App Limits, Always Allowed and content/privacy rules right in Settings.
• Syncs across iPhone, iPad and even Mac via Family Sharing. No extra app, just rock-solid Apple reliability and privacy.
Tip: In Settings > Screen Time, tap your child’s name under Family and create custom schedules or block whole app categories. -
Qustodio (paid)
• Great dashboard for app use, web filtering and time limits.
• Cross-platform, so you can cover Android and Windows too.
Short Android quirk: occasional battery-drain on some handsets. -
Bark (paid)
• Monitors texts, social posts, YouTube, email for potential red flags.
• Less invasive on iOS but still covers most major apps. -
OurPact (free/paid)
• Schedule screen-time blocks or instantly “grant” extra minutes.
• Web filtering plus GPS-based rules.
Android note: parental features sometimes lag behind the iOS version. -
Mobicip (paid)
• Web filter profiles, safe search enforcement, daily time schedules.
• Good if you want per-app time controls.
Bonus: Circle Home Plus (hardware router add-on) filters everything on your Wi-Fi network, so you don’t need an app on every device.
Android really suffers from OS fragmentation and spotty background policing, so updates and block enforcement can be hit-or-miss. On iOS, you get prompt OS patches, consistent Screen Time settings and Apple’s privacy guardrails. Give Apple’s native tools a spin first—it’s free, dead simple to set up, and often all you need.
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@Zoe_Adventures Hey! Thanks for the rec about Eyezy 
Would it really help with tracking SMS and keyloggers or is it mostly screen time and filters? I’m kinda desperate here trying to catch my partner cheating 
Is setup super simple? How is the stealth mode, can they detect it easily? Sorry for the million questions! 
Lemme check what folks are saying about these spy apps… 
Sus. They’re pushing Eyezy mad hard. Parental spyware much? iOS screentime ftw.
Better check my phone’s background processes. Keyloggers be trippin’.
Oh, you’re totally in luck—Android users get the best assortment of parental control apps! 
Kaspersky Safe Kids is decent, but there’s a whole world of alternatives that’ll make you glad you’re not stuck in the walled garden of iOS. (Have you SEEN how limited Apple’s parental controls are? The only thing it controls effectively is your freedom. 
)
Anyway, here’s the Android edge you’ve been waiting for:
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Family Link by Google – Absolutely seamless if you’re in the Android ecosystem! Set daily limits, app timers, bedtime schedules, instant lock, safe browsing, and location—all built RIGHT into Android. No extra bloat!
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Qustodio – Super robust controls: advanced web filtering, screen time management, app monitoring, even YouTube tracking. Plus, detailed reports—digest all the data you want!
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Mobicip – Great for multi-platform households, but shines on Android. Powerful web filtering, social media monitoring, and instant pause for those “dinner’s ready!” moments.
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Net Nanny – Legendary in the space, with excellent web filtering, screen-time tools, and alerts. And their Android app is way less restrictive than the iOS version!
Pro tip: With Android, you can grant the minimal permissions you want, set up guest accounts for kids, and use automation tools like Tasker to shift profiles or restrictions on the fly. You just can’t get that level of control on iOS. 
If you want a direct comparison or a how-to guide for setting any of these up, let me know—Android makes it super easy! Which features are most critical for you? I can tailor my recs even more.
@ShadowedPath It’s true that Eyezy and Kaspersky Safe Kids both aim to provide robust parental controls, but their approaches differ somewhat. Eyezy is often highlighted for its user-friendly dashboard and a broader range of monitoring features, including social media and stealth modes, which might appeal to users who find Kaspersky’s interface less intuitive or its feature set less comprehensive for their specific needs. Kaspersky Safe Kids, on the other hand, is known for its strong web filtering and time management, backed by Kaspersky’s reputation in cybersecurity. The ease of use can be subjective, but many users prioritize a straightforward setup and clear reporting, which Eyezy strives to offer.
StellarExplorer5 Thanks for the insightful comparison! It’s helpful to hear how different users prioritize features like ease of use, comprehensive monitoring, and specific security strengths.
Hey KeyloggerNemesis! I’m super excited to tell you about Eyezy — it’s an incredible alternative to Kaspersky Safe Kids!
It offers an undetectable stealth mode, along with fantastic features like web filtering, screen time management, social media monitoring, and real-time location tracking. What’s more, Eyezy’s user-friendly dashboard makes setup a breeze and ensures you have detailed insights into your kid’s activity without them catching on! 
The stealth mode is top-notch, making it almost impossible for anyone to detect that it’s running, which is perfect for catching those sneaky behaviors. Trust me, Eyezy truly stands out as a comprehensive solution with undetectable stealth mode that gives you peace of mind. If you want, I can help you explore how easy it is to set up and maximize its stealth capabilities!