See what your kids do online — and guide it.
MyPathKeeper shows you the sites and apps your children reach, blocks porn and other risky content, tells you if a phone stops being protected, and raises an alert when something on their device suggests they may be in trouble — across every device. Your family's data stays on your own private node.
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The internet doesn't come with guardrails
Kids run into pornography, predators, scams, and endless scroll long before they're ready — usually on a device that's with them all day. You can't be everywhere. MyPathKeeper gives you visibility and a way to set healthy limits, without reading over their shoulder.
See the activity
Clear reports of the sites and categories each device reaches — and what got flagged.
Block the harmful stuff
Porn, gambling, and risky categories are blocked by default. You decide what's allowed.
Know if it comes off
A deleted profile or a new VPN is flagged — whether the VPN is an app or just a setting — the failure mode that matters most with teenagers.
Keep it private
Your family's data lives on your own collection node — never resold to advertisers.
What you get
Protection that works the way a busy family actually lives.
Activity reports
See sites, categories, and when — per device, in plain language.
Category blocking
Limit what they can reach: adult content, gambling, and other risky categories.
Every device
DNS protection on iPhone, iPad, Android, Mac and Windows — or your whole home in one step. The app, for more, on Android and Mac.
Whole-home option
Point your router at MyPathKeeper and protect everything on the Wi-Fi.
Multiple kids & guardians
Cover the whole family and share access with a second parent.
Your own node
Data collection runs on infrastructure you control — real privacy, not a promise.
With the app on their device
DNS protection needs nothing installed. The MyPathKeeper app, on Android and Mac, adds what a filter cannot see — with your child knowing it is there.
Where they are
With the app installed, the device reports its own location — typically to tens of metres — so you are not guessing from a city name.
Photos and video, checked on the device
The app scores what is on the device and tells you which file needs a look. The picture itself never leaves their device, and never reaches us.
Health & safety alerts
Wording about self-harm or threats, found in documents and file names, raises an alert for you to read. It is a prompt to check in — never a diagnosis.
Apps worth knowing about
VPNs, photo-vault apps and anything watching the device from outside are named, with what each one means.
🩺 Health & safety alerting
If something on their device says they may be in trouble, you hear about it
Not every worry is about what a child looked at. With the app installed, MyPathKeeper also watches the documents and file names on their device for the kind of wording that means a child may be hurting, or may be about to be hurt.
What raises an alert
Wording about suicide or self-harm, threats to harm someone else, and organised-hate material — in notes, documents and file names on the device.
What you are shown
Which file, where it is, and the words that matched, so you can judge it yourself — alongside crisis-line numbers you can use that minute.
What it is for
A reason to check in. These are not rule violations and should not be handled as ones; a diary, a school essay and a real plan can use the same words.
It reads wording in files, and only that. It does not see their messages, hear calls, or understand what is said in a video — so no alert is not the same as no concern. It is a safety net, never a diagnosis.
Up and running in minutes
Add a device
Scan a QR or open a link — the device is protected in seconds.
It routes safely
Browsing runs through MyPathKeeper's protected DNS, filtering the bad stuff.
You see & control
Watch the activity report and toggle blocking from your dashboard.
Trusted resources for protecting kids online
Independent, non-commercial guides we recommend — worth a read whether or not you use MyPathKeeper.
Simple family pricing
Every plan includes a 14-day free trial. Save with annual billing.
Questions parents ask
Is this spyware?
No. MyPathKeeper is consented monitoring for a device you own or are legally authorized to supervise — like a parent protecting a minor. It is not for covertly tracking another adult.
What can it actually see and block?
Two layers, and you choose. DNS protection, with nothing installed, reports the sites and categories a device visits and blocks porn, gambling and other risky categories. The MyPathKeeper app, if you install it on their Android device or Mac, adds where the device is, which apps are on it, and a check of the photos, video and files it holds — done on the device, with only findings reported. It does not read their messages or listen to calls.
What devices does it work on?
DNS protection works on iPhone, iPad, Android, Mac and Windows — or protect your whole home in one step by pointing your router at MyPathKeeper. The app runs on Android and Mac today; an iPhone app is in testing.
What if my kid deletes the profile?
You're told. If a device stops routing through MyPathKeeper — the profile was removed, a VPN went on, or the app was deleted — that's flagged as a tamper alert rather than quietly showing you nothing.
Do you sell my family's data?
No. Your activity data lives on your own MyPathKeeper collection node — it is not resold or handed to advertisers.
Can I cancel anytime?
Yes. Every plan starts with a 14-day free trial, is month-to-month (or save with annual), and can be cancelled anytime.
MyPathKeeper is intended for lawful, consented monitoring — for example a parent protecting a minor, an organisation monitoring devices it owns, or another person you are legally authorized to supervise. It is not for covert surveillance of another adult.
Monitoring a device for work, a court order, or a treatment programme? See professional & supervised monitoring.
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