“Easy to Bypass, Terrible Support, and Charges After Cancellation — Very disappointed with this app. My child could easily unlock all the settings, making the parental controls ineffective. It also doesn’t work without Wi-Fi or mobile…”
Public review signal · 369 reviews scanned · scope limited to review patterns.
4.6 ★8,939 ratings
—Downloads
4+Age rating
358 MBApp size
FreeIn-app purchases
About this app
Kids360 is the first parental control app that kids enjoy. Help your child build healthy phone habits through smart screen time management, educational tasks, and positive routines - not just restrictions. Set phone limits, manage apps, create schedules, and give your child more independence while staying involved.
Kids360 helps parents create a balanced digital environment where children learn to use their phones responsibly. By completing educational tasks and physical activities, children can earn extra screen time and understand the value of managing their own device usage.
Create healthy screen time habits
Set daily phone time limits and help your child develop better digital routines. Create schedules for school, homework, bedtime, or family time and decide when entertainment apps should be available.
Manage apps and games…
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Cancelling, in the store description
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Five-star share of ratings
80–89% five-star
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Surprise charges22 reviews · user report
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“Awful — I accidentally bought the year subscription and they won’t refund me the amount. I was going to give it a try for free but won’t be now with such a disgraceful customer service. I’m unemployed and $90 to pay to not use an app is…”
“Incredibly glitchy and misleading. — I wanted to love this app but it glitches too often and it doesn’t do nearly as much as that AI video ad they had for it said it would do. Any time I try to do anything it glitches leaving my children…”
Assessment & version history
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Store listing updated to version 1.90.1.
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Business modelFree
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