3.7 




You have to set each day's time limit one by one, and there's no way to block devices without deleting your time limits. Once you block devices, there are two options, "allow" and "unblock," that do the exact same thing: reset the time limit to 24 hours. App categories are useless. You can't edit them, and you can only allow or block. You can't set time limits. Another issue is that it only tracks the location of my kid's desktop PC, rather than his phone, which is useless.





Terrible. Useless. None of the features worked. For example, I blocked all social media, but he had full access to everything. I got daily update emails that said he had no activity - I know he did, because he had been using his phone as usual. The location tracker never worked. It's fine to have subscription tiers, but what's the point of a free trial if you don't get to try ANY of the functions. Don't bother. I just used iPhone parental controls to block specific apps and games for now.





Not bad but could be better. For example: I've noticed with the text messages, if someone sends my child a picture through text, I don't know what the picture is or any text written with it, so the app can't alert to anything inappropriate or bullying. I also wish keylogging was an option, or screenshots to see what is being viewed, since it'll tell you that their Gallery is accessed but not what they're viewing.





Qustodio is way too expensive for the outdated. As a parent you can get alerts... By email. It's 2024. Even free apps can send push notifications. Most of the functionality is only accessible from the the web browser. You can't add extra time from the app, which is a core feature missing. Honestly... What's the point of even having a parent's app if it doesn't have basic functionality? Lastly my kids has no way to request more time or exceptions to rules. Cheaper apps work way better.





Horrible. Don't buy. We did all the extra steps required (downloading from their site and not the Play store. Was notified of a grand total of 2 text messages the first few days (there were many more) and none since. Uninstalled, reinstalled, updated, nothing. Only reason we purchased this over the others. Don't waste your money. Get Bark or one of the others.
Review Source: Google Play store public user reviews.
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