Balance Phone blocks access to all apps and websites categorised as social media, pornography, games, streaming services and gambling. This creates a safe, distraction-free environment where you can access essential apps without the risk of encountering addictive or inappropriate content.

Yes, Balance Phone supports everything that's not blocked. This means essential apps for messaging, navigation, music, and other useful tools. This gives children the functionality needed without exposing them to unnecessary distractions.

No, Balance Phone is designed to be tamper-proof. The software is securely integrated into the phone, making it impossible for children to disable or bypass the protections.

Balance Phone is more than a parental control tool - it’s a fully controlled environment for kids’ first phone experience. Unlike apps that require constant adjustments and monitoring, Balance Phone is a complete solution that provides a consistently safe space with minimal intervention. Parents can have peace of mind without needing to check or update settings regularly.

Balance Phone is designed to foster trust and promote healthy tech habits, rather than relying on intrusive monitoring features. By focusing on limiting access to distracting content, it encourages children to develop responsible phone usage. However, if desired, parental control apps like Family Link can be configured alongside Balance Phone for additional oversight.

Balance Phone is the perfect first phone for children, offering a safe and educational introduction to technology. Designed with parents in mind, it helps kids stay connected while avoiding the risks of social media, gaming, and other online distractions. It’s also a great choice for adults seeking to build a healthier, more mindful relationship with their devices.

Studies show that setting time limits on addictive apps often doesn’t work as kids can easily ignore or bypass them. Balance Phone takes a different approach: rather than managing screen time, we eliminate addictive apps altogether, allowing children to develop a positive relationship with their device.