GardionGuides
What to limit first
Parents arrive with different problems: one evening goes to Roblox, another child will not put the messenger down, a third parent looks for the family laptop in Family Link and cannot find it. Here is a guide per case: what the game or platform can do itself, where it stops, and what Gardion sets. The rule is the same everywhere: a daily limit, hours of access and exact minutes in the report. And it helps that Windows and Android live in one panel.
Games and apps
Minecraft
A world with no ending: one build finishes and the next one is already there.
Roblox
Strangers in chat and dozens of servers with different rules.
Steam
Steam Families limits what happens inside Steam, and only that.
Telegram
The messenger has no child mode at all, so the device sets the boundary.
Devices
Windows
The limit on a computer holds to the end: time is up, the screen locks.
Android
App limits, hours and zones on a child’s phone. Plus an honest map of where Family Link stops.
Honor and Huawei
Five switches against the phone unloading the app from memory.
Samsung
Battery saving that turns the controls off without telling a parent.
Start with one rule
14 days free, no card needed. Windows and Android.