Compare SteadyBounds
Thinking about another parental control app? See what SteadyBounds does for iPhone and iPad families, what parents say about other apps, and how SteadyBounds handles it.
1. SteadyBounds vs Qustodio
SteadyBounds is built on Apple’s Screen Time, with no VPN or device profile to install. You choose the exact apps that stay open, every Screen Time control is free on every device, and kids earn extra time with lessons and chores you approve.
2. SteadyBounds vs Bark
SteadyBounds works on the phones you already have, with no computer, charger or extra device to buy. Kids can ask for more time even when apps are locked, earn time with lessons and chores, and keep their conversations private.
3. SteadyBounds vs OurPact
SteadyBounds sets up on your phone and your child’s iPhone or iPad, with no computer or cable. Every Screen Time control is free, and kids can earn extra time with short learning lessons and chores you approve.
4. SteadyBounds vs Kidslox
SteadyBounds adds short learning lessons that earn extra time, alongside chores you approve. Every Screen Time control is free, for every child and device, and your child’s iPhone and iPad share one daily allowance.
5. SteadyBounds vs Google Family Link
Google’s help pages say iPhones and iPads can’t be supervised with Family Link. SteadyBounds is built for iPhone and iPad, with free daily limits, bedtimes and app rules, and extra time kids earn by learning.
6. What SteadyBounds adds to Apple Screen Time
SteadyBounds builds on Apple’s Screen Time and adds lessons and chores that earn extra time, a Time Bank, a lock screen that explains which rule is on, family chat and widgets.
Try SteadyBounds
Every Screen Time control is free, for every child and device. Premium is optional: $5.99 a month or $49.99 a year.
SteadyBounds is on the U.S. App Store for iPhone and iPad with iOS or iPadOS 17.4 or later.