My Kid Space turns your phone into a safe little world for your one and only. Every app locks except the ones you allow — so the next time they ask for the tenth time today, you can say yes, hand it over, and actually look away.
Everything locks but the five apps you chose for her.
Lock to her space →My Kid Space lives on the phone you already hand over. Set it up once — then every time they reach for it, it locks down to the little world you built.
Set it up once — their age and the handful of apps they're allowed. Takes 90 seconds, and there's no account on their end.
Tap once and pass it over. Every app vanishes except the ones you allowed — plus the few iOS never lets anyone block.
Take your break. When you're back, see exactly which apps she opened and for how long — then unlock with your face. Only yours.
Designed by parents, for the moment you need both hands free. Everything you hand over is calmer than the last thing they were holding.
While they play, My Kid Space quietly logs which apps were opened and for how long. Pick your phone up later and the whole picture is waiting — no guessing, no arguments.
You whitelist what's open. Everything else stays locked — and the apps iOS won't let anyone block stay reachable for safety.
One Sunday-evening summary. What they used, how long, where to gently nudge.
Your chats, photos, email and apps are sealed off. They only ever reach the space you made.
No PIN to overhear, no codes to leak — your face is the only way out of her space.
My daughter asks for my phone a hundred times a day. Now I just hand it over — everything's locked but her apps, and I can finally make my coffee in peace.
Your first session is free — no credit card needed. Every paid plan unlocks the same full app; you only choose how you'd like to pay. No ad-supported "free" tier reading your data, no surprise add-ons. Cancel any time.
No. Once set up, the app is anchored to your Apple Family Sharing settings. Removing it takes your face — the same key that unlocks their space.
Yours. My Kid Space installs on the phone you already hand over — one profile for your child, no second device required. The moment you pass it over, it's locked to their space.
No. Everything outside your allow-list is sealed — Messages, Photos, Mail, banking, the lot. They only ever reach the apps you chose, and we never read any of your content.
A handful Apple won't let any app touch — Phone, Messages, Settings, Camera, FaceTime and Mail. Everything else obeys your allow-list.
Screen Time is a setting; My Kid Space is a tool. The one-tap handover, the allow-list, live tracking and the calm weekly report don't exist in Screen Time. My Kid Space sits on top of it and uses it where it makes sense.
Your first session is free — no credit card needed, no friction to leave.
Coming soon to the App Store