Friday, October 30
“What were you designing this afternoon?”
Guardian turns a day of computer activity into one clear, private summary—so you can spot patterns, start better conversations, and give your child room to grow.
“What were you designing this afternoon?”
Guardian is built around one simple belief:
Good guidance starts with context—not constant surveillance.
Set it up once. Guardian quietly organizes the day and gives you only what is useful.
Install the visible Guardian companion on your child's Mac or Windows computer and connect it to your family.
Guardian organizes apps, sites, focus time, and meaningful changes into a short report delivered once a day.
Need to understand a pattern? Guardian+ lets you ask plain-English questions without digging through activity logs.
Guardian focuses on patterns and context. It helps you notice when something changes while protecting the trust your family needs.
Focus time rose 18% while late-night activity dropped on four of five school nights.
3 nights in a row
Played for 34 minutes
Guardian is designed to collect less, process locally when possible, and keep your family in control of what is stored and for how long.
Everything you need for a useful, low-noise picture of the day.
Ask questions about the patterns in your family's Guardian reports.
Yes. Guardian is designed to be visible and understandable. Children can see when it is active and what kinds of information are included in family reports.
No. Guardian is designed around activity patterns and categories—not secret recordings, keystrokes, passwords, or a feed of private messages.
The free plan provides one concise daily breakdown for one child computer. Interactive questions and deeper multi-day insights are part of Guardian+.
Guardian is being built local-first. Raw activity remains on family-controlled devices whenever possible, with encryption and clear deletion controls for any synced information.
Guardian for Mac and Windows is in development. Join the early-access list to be first to download the free edition.