Phone tracking for parents, without reading over their shoulder.
MobileTracking is a mobile tracking app that shows what a parent needs: where your child is, how long they spend on the phone, and whether anything looks wrong. It runs on a phone your child knows is set up.
Set up mobile tracking in three steps, then it runs itself.
Set it up together in about two minutes. Nothing is collected until the two phones are linked, and your child can see what is shared.
Everything you set up, and everything that needs you, in one place.
Where they are
A live map, a day of places, and a quiet alert when they reach school or leave a friend.
Learn more →Screen time and limits
A daily budget, per app if you like, with extra time you can grant on the spot and a bedtime that holds.
Learn more →Web filtering
Adult, gambling and other categories blocked before the page opens, everywhere the phone goes.
Learn more →Calls and SMS
Who they talk to and how often, with unknown numbers flagged. Never the words, never the audio.
Learn more →Social and apps
How long each app is used, which are new this week, and the words you asked us to watch for.
Learn more →Alerts that matter
One tidy list, newest first, of the handful of things worth your attention. Quiet about the rest.
Learn more →Places and geofencing
Draw a circle around home or school, name it, and hear the moment they arrive or leave.
Learn more →Bedtime and routines
School nights, homework hour and a bedtime that winds the phone down on its own, every week.
Learn more →Tasks and rewards
Attach minutes to a chore. They mark it done, you approve, and the time lands in their allowance.
Learn more →The child app
An app on their home screen they can open, listing exactly what is shared and what never is.
Learn more →Device health
Which phones are reporting, what the battery is doing, and a flag when a permission is switched off.
Learn more →Every child, their own rules
A nine year old and a fifteen year old should not share one rule set. Each child gets their own.
Learn more →A daily budget, not a stopwatch you have to police.
Give each day its own allowance: longer on Saturday, shorter on a school night. The phone keeps count. When time runs out, games and video wind down while calls and maps keep working.
- Daily budgets, plus per-app limits for the apps that eat the evening.
- Grant 15 or 30 more minutes from your phone, with a reason your child sees.
- A bedtime block that silences the phone and holds notifications until morning.
Phone tracking that answers one question: are they where they should be?
Open the map and every family phone is there. Tap a child to see today's timeline. Save the places that matter and you'll get an alert when they arrive or leave, so you don't spend the afternoon checking.
- Live location for every phone, with the time of the last update.
- Saved places (home, school, a grandparent's house) with arrival and leaving alerts.
- A day of history you can scroll back through, so "where were you at four?" has an answer.
Safety signals that flag trouble, without spying on your child.
MobileTracking tells you when an unknown number called four times, a blocked site was tried, or a word you chose showed up in a notification. You get the signal, not a transcript of your child's life.
- Unknown callers and contacts flagged, so a stranger stands out.
- Blocked-site attempts and category counts, without showing you the page.
- Keyword alerts for words you choose, matched on the notification, never the message.
A mobile tracker built to be seen by the child carrying it.
A monitoring app that hides itself teaches a child that being watched in secret is normal. MobileTracking does the opposite. The app is visible on your child's phone, with a screen listing what is shared and a note whenever you switch something new on.
What your child sees
The family app shows the time they have left, lets them earn more, and lists what leaves the phone.
Ready to set up MobileTracking?
Create your free account and add your first child. It takes about two minutes, and everything is visible on their phone from the start.