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Version 5.14.0 · 2026-10-27
This version brings bug fixes and performance improvements, making Ohana even better & safer!
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The store currently lists version 5.14.0, updated 2026-10-27.








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A parental control app designed for parents!
We all secretly know it. Studies show that too much screen time for children can have many negative effects. We help parents and families get a grip on the issue of kids and phones.
AUTOMATIC TIME LIMITS
Now your child is shown the “5 more minutes please” beforehand. With a suggested or custom daily time limit, you can teach your child time management while maintaining a healthy screen time balance.
AUTOMATICALLY A SAFE INTERNET
Over 5 million websites are automatically filtered for you. As soon as your child tries to access an inappropriate site, we redirect them to a safe site and notify you. Ohana also adjusts search engines to only display child-friendly content.
LOCKED, STUDY or LEISURE
These are our modes that you can set the phone to with just one tap.…
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This version brings bug fixes and performance improvements, making Ohana even better & safer!
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