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Kids360
by Kids360
What Kids360 is
Kids360 is a parental-control service for managing children’s phone use on Android and iOS. Parents can set daily device limits and schedules, block apps individually or by category, prevent new downloads, block in-app purchases, and disable internet access in selected apps. When a daily limit is reached, the device locks while essential communication apps remain available. The service also offers content filtering, adult-site blocking, search-history and YouTube monitoring, and location tracking with map-based history. Daily reports show which apps were used, time spent, and app installations and deletions. Children can earn additional screen time through logic tasks, parent-created activities, physical exercises, and a catalog of more than 4,600 developmental tasks. Setup pairs the Kids360 app on the parent’s phone with the Alli360 companion app on the child’s phone; the maker says mixed iPhone and Android pairings are supported. Kids360 has a free plan and free trial, though Google Play says scheduling and app blocking are available during the trial and with a paid subscription. The terms describe the service as intended for residents of the United States and European Union countries, and some features may not work outside GPS and wireless-data coverage.
Who it suits
Kids360 suits parents who want to manage children’s screen time, app access, online content, and location from a phone. It is designed for households using Android, iOS, or a mix of the two.
What it does well
- Daily limits and schedules can lock the device.
- Parents can block apps and selected app internet access.
- Reports show app use, time, installations, and deletions.
- Children can earn time through tasks and exercises.
- Mixed iPhone and Android pairings are supported.
What to know first
- Scheduling and app blocking require a trial or paid subscription.
- Setup requires the child to install Alli360.
- Some features may not work beyond GPS and wireless-data coverage.
Verdict
Kids360 brings screen-time controls, reports, content management, and location features into a parent-and-child app pairing. Review trial and subscription access for scheduling and blocking, and check whether the service’s stated geographic scope fits your household.
Facts from Kids360's own pages
- Activity reports
- Yes · kids360.app, 20 Sept 2026
- App blocking
- The service can block apps and devices with one tap or apply automatic time restrictions. · kids360.app, 11 Oct 2026
- App controls
- Parents can block apps individually or by category, schedule blocks, prevent new app downloads, block in-app purchases, and disable internet access in selected apps. · kids360.app, 12 Oct 2026
- Child app
- Setup requires the parent to install Kids360 and the child to install the companion Alli360 app. · kids360.app, 11 Oct 2026
- Children’s data use
- The privacy policy says children’s account data is not used or shared for marketing or advertising purposes. · kids360.app, 11 Oct 2026
- Connected apps
- The service consists of the Kids360 app on the parent’s phone and the Alli360 app on the child’s phone, paired using a link or access code. · kids360.app, 12 Oct 2026
- Consent
- The privacy policy says Alli360 is for children and can only be used with parental consent. · kids360.app, 11 Oct 2026
- Content filtering
- Yes · kids360.app, 20 Sept 2026
- Cross-platform pairing
- The maker says Kids360 works across iPhone and Android, including when the parent and child use different device types. · kids360.app, 11 Oct 2026
- Data collected
- The policy says data collected may include children’s names, ages, installed app names, app-use time, online activity, location, and device data. · kids360.app, 12 Oct 2026
- Data protection
- The privacy policy says the company takes precautions to protect personal data against unauthorized or accidental access and other unlawful actions. · kids360.app, 11 Oct 2026
- Founded
- 2021 · kids360.app, 28 Sept 2026
- Free access
- Google Play says screen-time viewing is free after the child’s device is connected, while scheduling and app blocking are available during a trial and with a paid subscription. · play.google.com, 11 Oct 2026
- Free plan
- Yes · kids360.app, 20 Sept 2026
- Headquarters
- Limassol, Cyprus · kids360.app, 28 Sept 2026
- Intended users and coverage
- The terms describe the service as intended for residents of the United States and European Union countries and say some features may not work outside GPS and wireless-data coverage. · kids360.app, 12 Oct 2026
- Location
- Parents can view a child’s real-time location on a map and check the child’s phone battery status. · kids360.app, 12 Oct 2026
- Location tracking
- Yes · kids360.app, 20 Sept 2026
- Notable permission
- Google Play says the app requests usage-data access to collect app running-time statistics and device-administrator access to help prevent unauthorized deletion. · play.google.com, 11 Oct 2026
- Online safety
- The service offers search-history and YouTube monitoring and can block adult websites. · kids360.app, 12 Oct 2026
- Privacy
- The privacy policy says children’s personal data is accessible only to the parent within Kids360 and is not used or shared for marketing or advertising. · kids360.app, 12 Oct 2026
- Purpose
- Kids360 helps parents manage children’s phone time and build healthy habits through educational tasks that earn extra playtime. · kids360.app, 12 Oct 2026
- Rewards
- Children can earn extra device time by completing logic tasks, parent-created tasks, and physical exercises. · kids360.app, 11 Oct 2026
- Screen time
- Parents can set daily device limits and schedules; once the daily time is up, the device locks while essential communication apps remain accessible. · kids360.app, 12 Oct 2026
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