Parent Website Controller

This service is unlike many others. With other services you normally choose what websites you want to block, however we understand that that can often be a very long list. We make it easy for you by letting you choose what websites can be allowed. This service can be used by people to help them stay focused and productive on their computers, or to help parents control what website their kids can access. After having downloaded the application nothing will happen until you click on the extension and enter a valid license key. You can get that license key by purchasing a gumroad subscription. The subscription link along with the link to the service website can be found on the chrome extension. Upon purchasing it will take you to a receipt page on gumroad where you can find the license key, or you can also find it in your email. Now for the license key to work when entered into the application, you have to be signed into the same email that you bought the subscription under. The license key works across all devices signed into the same account. Meaning you can purchase it once and use it on all of your children's devices as long as they are signed into the same account(email) and have the chrome extension. After a valid license key is entered it will take you to a page where you can view and go to all of the allowed websites. There are a few websites that are permanently allowed including gumroad, so that you can always sign into it and view your license key. The rest are temporary ones that you can manage. Above the list of allowed websites is a sign in form. You have to enter the last 8 characters of the license key to sign in. If you are signed in it will display a page where you can manage all the temporary websites by deleting them or adding new ones. When adding new websites, you can be general or specific. If you want to be general and allow things such as subdirectories of the website then you can use a wildcard "*". Example: https://*gumroad.com/*. You can also visit any websites while signed in. Once signed in you stay signed in until you click the sign out button. If for any reason you need to clear the license key, you can right click the extension and go to options. It will not let you go there if you are not signed in. Once there, you can click "Clear License Key" which will not deactivate the license key, but will remove it from the extensions memory. The only issue is that when right clicking on the extension kids can opt to remove the extension, which is a feature automatically built into chrome extensions that our service can not disable. Once removed they can visit any website again. One way to tell if it was uninstalled than reinstalled is if the license key is not saved into the system. In order to stop uninstalling we recommend not pinning the chrome extension so it makes it harder for kids to find. There is also a way to hide the chrome puzzle piece which when clicked allows you to right click and remove chrome extensions. One way to disable the puzzle piece is through chrome://flags/. Another way to prevent the removing of the extension is by using chrome enterprise to force the extension on chrome so it can't be removed. --------------------------------------------- By using this service you admit to reading and automatically agree to the terms of use, disclaimer, and privacy policy.