Questions parents ask about Gardion

The free plan covers one PC and one child, forever. Family is 799 ₽ a year and adds Android, per-app limits and bypass protection. Premium is 1,499 ₽ a year — the same features for up to five devices and five children.

Yes, 14 days, no card needed. You pay only when you decide to stay.

No. There is no subscription: once a year you choose to renew or not. We don’t store your payment details.

Only capacity: up to five devices and five children instead of three. The feature set is the same; Premium adds priority support, answered by the developer.

No. Gardion manages time and access. The dashboard shows minutes per app, browser history and location — we don’t read messages.

Yes, the child sees on screen that protection is active. There is no hidden spying in Gardion: clear rules hold better than secret watching.

The day’s events, minutes per app, browser history and a dot on the map. A full walkthrough with real dashboard screens is in the article what parents see in reports.

Not quietly. On Android, Gardion runs as a device administrator: it interrupts an attempt to open the uninstall screen and immediately alerts the parent.

The limit sits on the app itself, so the network doesn’t affect it. Family includes protection against VPN, Safe Mode and system-file workarounds.

We publish the breakdowns openly: how parental controls get removed covers each popular app, and Windows workarounds covers the PC.

The child’s Android phones and tablets, and Windows computers. The parent sets everything up from their own phone.

Not yet. Gardion currently covers Android and Windows; an iOS version is planned.

Free covers one PC. Family covers up to three devices and three children, and Premium raises that to five and five.

Gardion Family goes on the parent’s phone, Gardion Kids on the child’s device, and they link with a code. The step-by-step guide with real screenshots is on the installation page.

Email app@gardion.io or message us on Telegram — the links are in the site footer. The developer answers.

If your child is under 13 and an overall limit is enough, Family Link will do. Gardion adds Windows, per-app limits and uninstall protection. The honest side-by-side is on the Android controls page.

From 13, a teen in Family Link can start turning supervision off themselves. How to hand over freedom step by step, and what to use instead, is in the guide my child turned 13.