Mom Guard · YouTube safety filter

Block the worst of YouTube. Keep the rest of childhood.

Mom Guard runs a tiny on-device classifier on every Short, video, and recommendation, ranks them from most harmful to least, hides the worst, and turns the week into a calm parent summary instead of a surveillance log.

On-device AI No ads, no resale Ranked feed log Kid can ask for review
youtube.com · ranked by Mom Guard
  1. 1
    Body-check Shorts loop Hidden · bad self-image + brainrot · 92/100
  2. 2
    "Don't watch at night" jumpscare Hidden · horror · 84/100
  3. 3
    Adult influencer thirst-trap Blurred · adult context · 61/100
  4. 4
    Minecraft castle tutorial Allowed · creative play · 4/100
Today for Bella 52m YouTube. Mostly art + Minecraft. 6 Shorts hidden. One body-image trend flagged — script ready for tonight.

The product promise

Your child can still use the internet. Mom quietly removes the worst stuff.

Most parental controls block whole sites. Mom Guard works at the post, video, recommendation, and feed level so parents can reduce harm without banning every useful corner of the web.

AI feed cleaner

Classifies titles, visible text, URLs, and feed context to hide or blur mature, scary, addictive, scammy, or body-image content.

YouTube guardrails

Block Shorts, comments, live chat, homepage recommendations, autoplay, and rabbit-hole sidebars while keeping search and learning usable.

Low-dopamine mode

Hides infinite feeds, limits related videos, turns off autoplay, and can replace images or videos with click-to-load placeholders.

Calm parent log

Shows watch time, top topics, blocked categories, and risk alerts. Snippets stay off unless a parent explicitly turns them on.

Kid review flow

Blocked screens explain the family rule and let a child ask for review instead of turning every block into an argument.

Conversation scripts

If a pattern appears around weight loss, horror, dating, vaping, depression, scams, or AI companions, Mom gives parents a non-shaming script.

Safety packs

Start with age-based defaults, then tune the family rules.

5-7

Little Kids

Strict blocking for horror, violence, sexualised thumbnails, strangers, heavy swearing, and scary recommendations.

8-10

Tween Prep

Balanced filters for body-image spirals, addictive Shorts, prank channels, adult influencer content, scams, and off-platform contact.

11-13

Teen Prep

Less blanket blocking, stronger alerts for explicit content, grooming-risk language, self-harm, eating disorder content, gambling, and scams.

Study

Low-Dopamine

Blocks Shorts, Reels-style feeds, autoplay, drama bait, infinite scroll, one-more-video loops, and bandwidth-heavy media previews.

The paid feature

AI watch summaries, not a giant surveillance log.

Parents do not want to inspect every click. They want to know whether today was mostly Minecraft and art, whether Shorts took over, and whether anything needs a calm conversation.

View extension plan

Plans

Free Shorts blocker. Paid calm for the rest of the feed.

The free extension is the front door. The dashboard, ranked logs, weekly reports, and approval requests are what turn calm into a habit.

Free

$0 forever

Shorts blocker, low-dopamine mode, one child profile.

  • YouTube Shorts + autoplay + homepage feed off
  • One child profile and three blocked categories
  • Seven-day local-only event log
  • Printable family-plan PDF generator
Add to Chrome

Family Plus

$15 per month

Multi-kid, approval requests, weekly reports, family rules PDF.

  • Up to five child profiles with separate logs
  • Kid "ask for review" requests routed to parent
  • Weekly PDF report ready for family meetings
  • Email + push alerts on high-risk patterns
Start 14-day trial

Annual

$99 per year

Family Plus, billed yearly. Two months free.

  • Everything in Family Plus
  • Annual billing — works out to ~$8.25/mo
  • Locked-in price for the first year
  • School-pack add-on at cost
Pick annual

SEO engine

Guides parents are already searching for.

Built around real parent demand

Child online safety is a live global issue, with official parent resources and regulatory attention across major English-speaking markets. These are source links for the positioning and content base: