Introducing Securly Home, the trusted online safety solution used by more than 15,000 schools, now available for your household. Eliminate the worry of sending school-owned devices home with Securly Home, a complimentary feature included with your school's filtering solution. Securly Home empowers parents to manage their child's school device, offering web filtering, website restrictions, and controlled screen time. Keep track of your child's online behavior at school or at home through this all-in-one, user-friendly app. Block inappropriate material, monitor live activity feeds, and pause internet access whenever and wherever needed. Please be aware that Securly Home functions exclusively with school-owned devices. Download now to safeguard your child’s online experience.

Key features of the SecurlyHome app include:

- Web filtering and site restrictions: Parents can manage and limit access to specific websites and online material on their child’s school device.

- Regulated screen time: Parents can set daily usage limits to control how long their child uses the school device.

- Real-time activity feed: Stay updated on your child’s online actions—both at school and at home.

- Block inappropriate content: The app lets parents block access to unsuitable content on the school device.

- Notifications about concerning activity: Parents get alerts if their child is involved in risky behaviors such as bullying or self-harm.

- Pause internet access: Parents can temporarily disable internet connectivity on the school device from any location and at any time.

Summary:

The SecurlyHome app is a complete and intuitive tool for parents to protect their child’s online activity on school-owned devices. With capabilities like web filtering, screen time management, real-time activity monitoring, and content blocking, the app gives parents essential oversight and control. It also sends notifications for potential risks and includes the ability to pause the internet as needed. Using the SecurlyHome app gives parents confidence that their child’s device use is secure and appropriately supervised.