Web restrictions for kids can be enforced at the browser, the device account, or the network — and each layer has a different bypass surface. Here's what each one actually stops.
Two different models sit under the label 'parental controls' — one restricts what a child can reach, the other watches what a child does. The design choice matters more than the marketing.
CIPA requires filtering, not a specific mechanism. Kidsplorer's whitelist-only approach meets that bar without enterprise IT overhead — here's the idea and where to read more.
The developer tools that consistently save time on SaaS projects — focused on workflow, not feature count.
Set up DKIM, SPF, and DMARC correctly so your transactional email passes authentication checks and lands in the inbox.
Kidsplorer locks a homeschool computer to only the curriculum sites a parent approves. Here's the idea behind it, and where to find the full setup guide.
Track the right events at each funnel stage so you know where users drop off and which changes actually improve conversion.
The three infrastructure layers most SaaS products treat as afterthoughts — and why getting them right early prevents painful rewrites later.
Kidsplorer is a whitelist-only browser for kids on Windows — parents approve every reachable site, nothing else loads. Here's why we built it.