Each Sprout app helps with a particular task: reviewing a message, covering a private detail in a photo or agreeing on playtime. Explore the apps and choose the ones you need. They are free and can be opened separately.
Plan a meeting
Keep family agreements, meeting places and adults’ phone numbers together.
Save adults’ names, phone numbers and relationships to your child.
Open the phone’s call screen from a saved contact.
Write down family agreements about online life and mark them as done.
Save a meeting place and time. The next meeting appears on the home screen.
A warning before copying
Check a message for signs of pressure and harassment before writing your reply.
Check messages and your own replies for threats, harassment, sexual pressure and requests for private information.
Edit a suggested reply. Replies flagged for threats, harassment or sexual pressure cannot be copied until edited and checked again.
Sprout-chat uses a limited word list before messages are stored, delivered and displayed. Flagged messages are held back.
Chat for two participants, with text only. No images, uploads or external AI. It does not read SMS, WhatsApp or Snapchat or open links.
Camera and photo selection
Check photos with on-device AI and cover private details before sharing.
The camera blocks capture when on-device AI detects intimate areas or sexual content.
The check rejects images with detected intimate or sexual content.
Cover private details yourself. Rotate the photo, adjust covered areas or undo a change.
Check the photo and save an edited copy. The original stays unchanged.
Get started in Safe Browser
Read web text and links that a parent has reviewed and approved.
A parent creates a code and chooses websites within the app.
Text and links need to be reviewed and approved before the child can open them in the reader.
The child can ask a parent for access.
Save bookmarks in saved pages. A parent can delete the setup’s server data with the current code and confirmation. Bookmarks and downloaded copies must be deleted separately.
Choose a conversation
Find questions for a conversation about life online and save what you agree.
Choose from topics such as hurtful messages, photo sharing and in-game purchases.
Prepare with written questions and your own words.
Save up to three things you will do and a date to talk again.
Continue a draft, mark actions as done or move the plan to the archive.
Your tasks
Break schoolwork into smaller steps and try short activities about life online.
Create a task for reading, maths or writing.
Adapt the suggested steps to your child’s assignment.
Work through one step at a time and save what your child learned.
Try missions about messages, privacy, links, photos and agreements.
Review text
Check text or an image for information about where it came from.
Paste some text and use the questions to check its author and source.
Choose PNG, JPEG and WebP image files and examine their metadata.
Read text from a screenshot with on-device text recognition and correct it yourself.
View verified file-origin information (C2PA) and any declared AI use. Other findings are clues, not proof.
Choose playtime before starting the timer
Set a timer, save playtime agreements and keep track of in-game purchases.
Choose a game or activity, enter a duration and start the timer.
Pause, resume or finish the timer.
Save daily time allowances and agreed hours for games and apps.
Set a monthly budget, add purchases and see what is left.
Focus and limits
Save schedules and daily limits, then test the rules in the web app.
Choose an app or website, or add your own. Set a daily limit.
Schedule breaks on chosen days, including overnight. Overlapping plans apply together.
Enter minutes to test the rules. The phone’s apps and internet access stay unchanged.
Protect changes with a parent code. Save a backup of the rules; the code is not included.
Find a profile
Compare public profiles and note what you know about a contact.
Open search links for seven social platforms using a name, username or public profile link.
Compare up to three profiles. Note how you met, what the person says and any pressure.
Look up a public Bluesky profile. Finding an account does not confirm who uses it.
Save up to five checks with your answers in this browser. Reopen or remove them from your saved checks.
Choose a game for your tasks
Use a game your child knows as a starting point for activities and conversations.
Choose a game, then set a level and 1–24 activities.
Use three esports tracks for short activities about focus, choices and teamwork.
Complete activities in the app, write answers and save programmes for later.
Create up to six profiles, each with its own saved programmes and history in your browser.
You can try all eleven web apps in your browser.
You can create a Sprout account with your email in My apps. It saves your app choices. Budget messages can be shared with a linked parent account. Parent codes are separate from the account.
Install shows how to add the app to your device. Each app is installed separately.
Saved information and parent codes from an earlier test stay at the old address.
Plans and teachers’ own subject observations. Try it with fictional pupil IDs.
