FlashDroid · Parental control for Android
Healthier screen habits,
built together.
The safety net they can see.
Guide their screen time, keep them safe online, and know where they are. And when you’re genuinely worried, you can check in — openly. Your child always knows FlashDroid is there.
Android · Parent app on Google Play · Child app installs directly · See how it works
Content Filtering
- TikTokInstalled 05 OctBlocked
- SnapchatInstalled 06 DecBlocked
- InstagramInstalled 18 AugFiltered
- FacebookInstalled 22 AugAllowed
What FlashDroid does
Protection that fits real family life.
- Live check-in
- Screen time & apps
- Location & safety
- Web filtering
Check in when it matters
A live look the moment you’re genuinely worried.
Hold the everyday
Limits that hold the rest of the day.
Know they got there
Where they are, and where they’ve been.
Safe on the web
Filtered on the phone itself.
- Web content filtering
- Blocked websitesSoon
- Browsing historySoon
When you’re worried
Peace of mind, the moment you need it.
The part other screen-time apps don’t have — for the moments that reports can’t answer. If a message goes unread or something feels off, open a live view of their screen, camera or surroundings, or ask for a snapshot. It starts only when you ask, and FlashDroid is visible on their phone, so it’s never behind their back.
Location & safety
Where they are, and where they’ve been.
Their location when you check — not a constant trail — plus the places that matter marked once, so you hear when they arrive at school, get home, or leave a friend’s house.
Everyday controls
Set the day once. FlashDroid holds it.
The limits that keep the ordinary days steady without you in the room: a daily screen-time budget, a bedtime, per-app rules, web filtering on the phone itself, and an alert only when something’s worth knowing.
- GamesBlocked
- YouTube30m limit
- MessagesAllowed
Works on
Android today, and honest about the rest.
FlashDroid is two apps. The parent app comes from Google Play; the child app installs directly on their phone. We’ll say plainly what’s available before you sign up.
Parent app
FlashDroid
- Android
- Available
- iPhone / iPad
- Later
Child app
FlashDroid Kid
- Android
- Available
- iPhone / iPad
- Not yet
Get started
Set up in three easy steps.
- 1Install
Download and install
Install FlashDroid on your phone from Google Play.
- 2Sign in
Create your account
Sign up and sign in on the parent’s phone.
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Pair your child’s phone
Install FlashDroid Kid on their phone and enter the pairing code to connect both.
Visible, not secret
Monitoring your child should know about.
Some apps sold to worried parents hide themselves and collect more than families expect. FlashDroid is built the other way: visible on the phone, consent-based, and limited to what you switch on.
- Visible, never hiddenFlashDroid appears on your child’s phone under its own name. No disguised icon, no fake “system service”.
- Consent is recordedYour child agrees when the phone is paired, and can see that FlashDroid is there. The arrangement is in the open.
- Nothing captured behind your backA live view or a snapshot happens only when you ask for it — FlashDroid doesn’t quietly record on its own.
- Answerable for the dataBuilt under India’s DPDP Act, with a named Grievance Officer. You can delete everything at any time.
🔴 Placeholder — real figures to come
- —Play Store rating
- —Families protected
- —Countries
Featured on
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Die Forschung
Sie bilden sich das nicht ein.
Der Bericht zur digitalen Kindheit, Globale Ausgabe — März 2026. Sourced from die WHO, die American Academy of Pediatrics, die Organisation Common Sense Media, der US-Surgeon-General, die CDC, JAMA Pediatrics.
2 Std. 27 Min.
durchschnittliche tägliche Bildschirmzeit bei Kindern von 0 bis 8 Jahren
Common Sense Media, 2025 Census — nationally representative US survey of parents5 Std. 33 Min.
durchschnittliche tägliche Bildschirmzeit bei Kindern von 8 bis 12 Jahren
Common Sense Media, 2025 Census8 Std. 39 Min.
durchschnittliche tägliche Bildschirmzeit bei Jugendlichen von 13 bis 18 Jahren
Common Sense Media, 2025 Census40 %
der Kinder haben ein eigenes Tablet, bevor sie zwei Jahre alt werden
Common Sense Media, 2025 Census — by age eight, one in four has their own phone“Bildschirme sind nicht der Feind. In der richtigen Dosis, mit den richtigen Inhalten und mit Ihrer Beteiligung können sie wunderbare Werkzeuge sein. Das Problem beginnt dort, wo Bildschirme das verdrängen, was Kinder am dringendsten brauchen — Spiel, Gespräch, Schlaf und die schöne Langeweile, aus der Kreativität entsteht. …”
Keep an eye on their phone, out in the open.
Install FlashDroid on your phone, set up your child’s, and see what you need to — with them knowing it’s there.
- Both parentsOne account, whoever’s at home
- Visible & consentedNot a hidden spy tool
- Delete anytimeYour data, gone on request
- Built under DPDPIndia’s data-protection law