Where your child is
A map and marked places — home, school, a club. Notifications on arriving, leaving, and not arriving on time. The day's route.
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Peace of mind for parents.
Honesty for kids.
KidPair shows where your child is, how much time they spend on the phone and whether everything is fine — and helps you agree on rules instead of spying in secret. An app for the parent, an app for the child and a cabinet in the browser.
- No ads, no Google
- Your child sees the rules
- Several adults
Where your child is — right now
A map, the day's route and saved places: home, school, club.
Why it matters
Screen time is something a family can change
The largest review of research to date — 2.8 million children in 64 countries (JAMA Pediatrics, 2026) — found that the more time children spend on screens, the more often they have lower school results, slower language development, more anxiety and more trouble with other children. The strength of this link is similar to, or larger than, that of family income and parenting style.
The good news is that screen time is one of the few things a family can change itself. KidPair helps you agree rather than forbid: your child sees the rules, can ask for more time, and tasks and rewards make it a fair game.
Features
Everything important — in one app
Not a dozen scattered features, but a thought-out set for an ordinary family day: from the morning at school to bedtime.
Screen time
How long and in which apps, per day and per week. A limit for the whole day and for single games, blocked apps.
Schedules and breaks
Sleep, homework, dinner — the phone pauses itself on schedule. And a break is one tap, with a 5-minute warning so the child can finish the game. Ordinary calls and SMS always work.
SOS
A big button for your child. Your phone rings even on silent, a screen with the map opens, and you can hear what's happening around.
Family calls
Voice calls between child and parent right in KidPair — they work even during a break and when the limit is used up.
Battery watch
Warnings at 20, 10 and 5%. And a smart “battery on the way”: when there won't be enough charge to get home.
Tasks and rewards
Tidy the room, do homework — your child marks it done, you confirm. Reward with extra time.
Family chat
Chat with your child, with photos. And when time runs out, your child can ask for more — you answer with one tap.
Tamper protection
Settings are protected by a parent PIN. If protection is removed anyway, you'll know right away, not a week later.
Our principles
Control a child can trust
A teenager who knows the rules follows them more willingly than one who is secretly watched. That's why KidPair is open — for both children and parents.
Safety is never for sale
SOS, «I'm OK», your child's calls to the family, chat, where your child is now and «Find device» are always free, with or without a subscription. And if a subscription ends, protection does not switch off: everything you set up keeps working.
Your child sees the rules
The child's app has a “My rules” screen: what's limited, how much is left, which adult turned what on. No hidden spying.
No Google, no ads
No advertising, no third-party analytics, no Google services. Family data is stored on our own server.
Sound isn't recorded
“Sound around” is a live stream on request. It isn't stored on the server; only the parent can record it, on their own phone.
Honest about limits
We don't promise the impossible. If your child's phone stops reporting or protection isn't working, the app says so.
How it works
Three steps to a calm evening
- 1
Install KidPair on your phone
Create a family right in the app — no passwords. Link an e-mail to sign in from other devices.
- 2
Connect your child's phone
Put KidPair for kids on your child's phone, enter the pairing code and grant the permissions — ideally together with your child. Your child sees what's on.
- 3
Set the rules — and relax
Places, schedules, limits. KidPair does the rest and tells you if something is wrong.
Installing
Two apps — for you and your child
Both apps are on Google Play. Install yours first, then the child's one on the child's phone.
KidPair: Parental Control
Goes on your phone. Map, rules, notifications, SOS and calls.
Get it on Google PlayKidPair for kids
An adult puts it on the child's phone or tablet. “My rules”, SOS, family calls, tasks.
Get it on Google PlayAn adult installs and sets up both apps: first their own, then the child's app on the child's phone — ideally together with the child. The adult also grants the Android permissions on the child's phone: the app lists them in order and explains each one. Android 10 or newer is needed. More
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
Where do I get the apps?
On Google Play: “KidPair: Parental Control” goes on the adult's phone, “KidPair — for the child” on the child's phone or tablet. The buttons are in the “Install” section on this page. An adult installs and sets up both apps: theirs on their own phone, the child's one on the child's phone, together with the child.
Will my child know the app is installed?
Yes, and that matters. KidPair doesn't hide: your child has their own app with “My rules”, an SOS button, family calls and asking for extra time.
What if my child deletes the app or turns protection off?
Deleting and turning off are locked by a parent PIN. If the phone still stops reporting or says protection is off, you'll get a notification.
Can my child make a call while the phone is on a break?
Yes. During any break or schedule, or when the day's time is up, the child still has ordinary calls and SMS, emergency calls, the home screen and KidPair: SOS, calling and chatting with the family. Before a break the child sees a warning in advance, so there is time to finish the game.
Can I get notifications about only some children?
Yes. Each adult has their own notifications: in “Settings” → “Notifications” you can turn off everything or some of them for each child — say, the battery or “arrived/left”. Everything stays visible in the app. SOS always comes. If the family has several adults, you can also hide a child for yourself — the others keep seeing them.
Does it work on iPhone?
For now, Android only — for both parent and child. The web cabinet opens in any browser, including iPhone and computers.
Can Mum, Dad and Grandma all join?
Yes, with the subscription: a second parent, grandparents — each on their own phone. Your child sees who did what: «Mum started a break». The free version has one adult per family.
How much does it cost?
For the first 7 days after you create a family everything is on — free, no card needed. After that the free version stays: one adult, up to two children with one device each, one place with arrive/leave alerts, breaks, two schedules, a whole-phone daily limit, closed apps, approving new apps, the week report, tasks and rewards. The family subscription is €3.99 a month or €29.99 a year: a second parent and other adults, unlimited children and devices, the route and 30 days of history, unlimited places, «didn't arrive on time», «may run out on the way», per-app limits, month reports, calling your child, «Sound around» and «School». Payment is through Google Play in the app, or by card in the website cabinet (the “Subscription” section): 299 ₽ a month or 2,290 ₽ a year. One subscription covers the whole family — every app and the cabinet, wherever the apps were installed from. Safety is never for sale: SOS, «I'm OK», the child's calls to the family, the chat, where the child is now and «Find device» are always free, and if a subscription ends, everything set up keeps working.
How precise is the location?
As precise as the device allows: outdoors by GPS, usually 5–20 metres; indoors by Wi-Fi, about 100 metres. The map always shows when and how precisely the position was taken.