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HigherLife Guardian.

Your child asks. You decide. You see everything, from your own phone.

Filmed live: the real HigherLife browser on a child's iPhone, and the real Guardian side on a parent's iPhone, at the same time.

Your child's iPhoneBrowses through the HigherLife filter, asks for apps, and sees why a page is locked.
Your iPhoneThe Guardian icon: every request, every site, the time on each, and one press to lock.

They ask, you approve.

Every app your child asks for waits for you, on any plan. One press to approve and send it to their iPhone, or decline.

Today on the phone.

Active minutes, first and last time online, blocked attempts and pictures covered, within about a minute.

Time on each site.

The minutes spent on each website. Site names only, never what they typed or read.

Browser history.

The last seven days, day by day, with the time on each site.

Lock now.

Lock for an hour, two hours, or until 7 AM. A new page locks within seconds, a page already open within about two minutes. Their phone shows "Locked by your guardian" and when it opens again. Unlock with one press.

Quiet hours.

Set them once. The phone locks itself every night and opens every morning.

Phone health.

See that the filter and HigherLife's management are on, and when the phone was last seen.

Sign in with your cellphone.

Open Guardian, type your cellphone, and we text you a code. No password to remember.

Good to know. A lock closes the internet and every HigherLife app on the phone; the filter stays on the whole time. An App Store app you approved stays open. The plan still decides what is allowed at all: Guardian decides what your child gets within it.

Questions parents ask.

Can my child see what I see?

No. Your child's iPhone shows only their own requests and whether you approved them. The history, the time on each site and the lock buttons are on your Guardian side alone.

Do you see what my child types or reads?

No. Guardian shows the names of the sites and the minutes on each, never the words on a page, a search or a message.

Which plans have Guardian?

All four: Focus, Balance, Flex and Freedom. The plan decides what is allowed at all, and Guardian lets you decide which apps your child gets within it.

Does a lock turn the phone off?

No. Calls and texts keep working. A lock closes the internet and every HigherLife app until the time you chose, the filter stays on, and an App Store app you approved stays open.

Add Guardian to your family.

A HigherLife rep adds Guardian to your account and puts the Guardian icon on your phone.