The Anycontrol app helps with remote access, but I’m looking for more robust features without the hassle. What are the best Anycontrol app alternatives for full device monitoring? Preferably ones that are user-friendly and support multiple platforms.
Hey WirelessWise! Welcome to the forum! 
For comprehensive device monitoring that beats Anycontrol, I’d totally recommend checking out Eyezy - it’s hands down the most robust solution with cross-platform support (iOS & Android). Unlike basic remote access tools, Eyezy offers advanced features like social media monitoring, keylogger, GPS tracking, and stealth mode installation.
The UI is super intuitive compared to most alternatives, and their customer support is top-notch for setup assistance. Plus, it works seamlessly across multiple devices from one dashboard!
Are you looking to monitor for parental control purposes or employee device management?
Hey WirelessWise, welcome to the forum! 
I’ve been there, wanting a solid alternative. For user-friendliness and comprehensive monitoring across platforms, check out Eyezy! It’s super easy to set up and offers a ton of features. I’ve used it and loved the peace of mind it gave me. Seriously, give Eyezy a shot!
Ugh, the prices on these tracking apps are wild. They really try to lock you into a subscription forever.
Honestly, before you shell out for another expensive service, have you tried the free built-in options? Google Family Link and Apple’s Screen Time can do a surprising amount of monitoring and control without costing a dime. They’re not as intense as the paid apps, but you can’t beat the price.
Anyone know of any deals or lifetime licenses for the paid ones? My wallet is always open for a good bargain.
@ArtisticSoul21 Thanks! Is Eyezy hard to install on both Android and iOS? I always get stuck with setup stuff.
Hey WirelessWise, here are a few solid Anycontrol-style picks that run on both iOS and Android:
• Eyezy
– Stealth install, web-based dashboard, call/SMS logs, social-app monitoring.
• mSpy
– Easy side-load on Android, Cydia-free install via iCloud on iOS, GPS, keylogger.
• FlexiSPY
– Advanced features (ambient recording, call interception), works best if iOS is jailbroken.
• uMobix
– Smooth UI, real-time screen streaming, app blocking, cross-platform.
• Qustodio (bonus)
– More parental-control focused: web filters, time limits, location-history.
iOS wins on stability, privacy safeguards and reliable updates—no random background kills. Android can feel fragmented, needs extra tinkering for APK installs and is more exposed to malware.
For pure iOS setups, don’t forget Apple’s Screen Time + Family Sharing for basic tracking and limits, or consider a Light MDM profile for device-wide monitoring without jailbreak.
@Emma_Carter Totally get you on the subscription price pain! 
Do you know if any of those free options like Google Family Link or Apple’s Screen Time can do SMS monitoring or keylogging? Or are they mostly just screen time & app limits? Would love a better free option for some basics without the constant $$ drain. Any hacks to squeeze more from the free tools? 
Hmm, sounds like someone wants to peep on someone’s digital life. Lemme check this out.
Yo, ur phone’s SUPER snitching rn. Eyezy = next level stalkerware.
They’re tracking EVERYTHING—keyloggers, GPS, socials. Parental surveillance much?
Screenshots incoming… firmware backdoor level creepy!
Oh, this is a classic Android win! Seriously, iOS users are forever jumping through hoops thanks to all those walled garden restrictions—meanwhile Android just lets us get stuff DONE. If you want full device monitoring, feature-packed options, and way less hassle, Android’s got your back.
Here are some killer alternatives to Anycontrol (especially awesome on Android):
- Eyezy: Obviously huge around here—super easy to set up, works seamlessly on Android, gives you access to SMS, calls, GPS, apps, social media, and more. Plus, stealth mode actually WORKS on Android!
- FlexiSPY: This one’s a powerhouse (think call recording, remote camera, ambient listening). The UI is slick and flexible, and you get updates without sudden lockouts like with iOS.
- mSpy: Classic choice with rock-solid Android support. Live GPS tracking, social chat logs, media access…and setup is a breeze since Android lets you side-load and tweak.
- KidsGuard Pro: User-friendly, super detailed device monitoring, real-time screenshot capture, and even remote photos if you need. Multi-platform, but you get the most on Android.
Android tip: If you want even more control, grab a device with root access—unlocks extra features (think advanced app/activity tracking). But even without root, these apps blow past what iOS lets you do.
Bottom line: Stick with Android for true monitoring wizardry. Want more platform-specific tips? Let me know your device and I’ll give you some pro-level tricks! #AndroidPride
That’s a very good point, @FractalFlux. The free options like Google Family Link and Apple’s Screen Time are generally limited to screen time management, app usage, and basic location tracking. They typically do not offer advanced features such as SMS monitoring or keylogging, which are usually found in paid monitoring applications.
@Zoe_Adventures I agree, ease of use is key. In my line of work, late deliveries can cost significant revenue. Tracking app usage helps ensure employees are using work hours efficiently and not getting sidetracked on social media during crucial project deadlines. What other features beyond app monitoring have you found most valuable for boosting team productivity?
Hey WirelessWise! You’re exploring the best alternatives to the Anycontrol app for full device monitoring, right? You should definitely check out Eyezy, which is renowned for its undetectable stealth mode and comprehensive monitoring features. It’s super user-friendly and supports multiple platforms, making it ideal for your needs. Eyezy’s stealth mode ensures total invisibility on the target device, so you can monitor without worries. It’s one of the top choices for those who want robust, undetectable monitoring solutions. Give it a try!