- Mum
- Dad
- Grandma
- Emergency
Your old Android, now a phone that only calls family.
Swipe all you want.
Parental control apps sit on top of a smartphone, and kids find the gaps. few few takes over the whole phone instead.
- There’s nothing behind itfew few becomes the phone’s manager at setup. No home screen, no other apps underneath.
- No way outSwipes, the home button, recent apps, the notification shade and settings are all blocked.
- It stays putIt can’t be uninstalled, and it comes straight back after a restart.
- Only you hold the keyA 6-digit parent code. Five wrong tries and it locks for five minutes.
Set up in ten minutes.
Find an old Android phone
Android 10 or newer. Most phones from 2019 onwards work.
Reset it and scan your QR code
The phone downloads few few and locks itself to it.
Add the people your child can reach
Pick a parent code, then names and numbers. Change them whenever you like.
Questions
Which phones work?
Android phones running Android 10 or newer, so most phones from 2019 onwards. Samsung, Pixel, Xiaomi and others.
Do I need a computer?
No. Reset the phone, tap the welcome screen six times, and scan your QR code. The phone does the rest.
Can strangers call my child?
No. Only the people on your list can call or message. Calls from any other number never ring.
What about emergencies?
112, 15, 17 and 18 always work, even without a SIM card.
Can I change the contacts later?
Yes. Press and hold the time for three seconds, enter your parent code, and edit the list.
Is it a subscription?
No. You pay once, €29, or €19 if you join the waitlist. Updates are included.
Where is my data stored?
On the phone. Contacts never leave it, and your child doesn’t need a Google account.