Endless scrolling
Short-form feeds encourage one more video, making it harder for children to stop when they intended to.
SurakshitPhone helps parents guide children towards safer, more mindful phone use—with practical protections that are easier to manage.
What does “Surakshit” mean? In Hindi, Surakshit means safe or protected. SurakshitPhone means “Safe Phone”—a name with a simple promise for families everywhere.
Safety, made understandable.Endless feeds can make it harder to stop, interrupt sleep and study routines, and expose young viewers to material that is not right for their age. A child-safety tool is one layer of support—not a substitute for conversation, supervision or platform safeguards.
Short-form feeds encourage one more video, making it harder for children to stop when they intended to.
Boundaries can help protect time for sleep, schoolwork, outdoor play, family and friendships.
Recommendations and links can lead children to content, scams or conversations they are not ready to handle.
Pair clear controls with calm conversations, trust and age-appropriate digital education.
Simple, parent-oriented tools for common digital-life challenges. Availability and behaviour can depend on Android permissions, device settings and app versions.
Start a parent-configured protected mode, use a parent PIN, set schedules and manage temporary parent access. Protection is designed to persist across ordinary app exits and screen locks where Android permits.
Help limit access to short-form video feeds. YouTube protection options are designed to support blocking Shorts while keeping ordinary videos available, or blocking the whole YouTube app. Instagram and Facebook can be blocked as whole apps.
Understand potentially risky links, app risk indicators and privacy permissions. Planned/available checks may include scam explanations, unknown APK warnings and fake-app detection. Detection is a helpful signal, not a guarantee that a link or app is safe.
Review old APK files, large files, screenshots and downloads so families can make informed decisions about what to keep or remove.
Support thoughtful routines around screen use and help parents review digital habits without making everyday protection unnecessarily complicated.
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Configure Child Mode, schedules and the app or feed restrictions that suit your family.
Use protection alongside family rules, digital-literacy conversations and regular check-ins.
Schools shape more than academic outcomes. Together, we can help parents understand online risks and build healthier digital habits at home.
Discuss a school collaboration ↗Collaborate on practical sessions about Shorts, Reels, screen routines, suspicious links and online safety.
Share parent-friendly digital wellbeing material through school-approved channels, newsletters or parent groups.
Explore digital-safety quiz activities that encourage children and parents to learn together.
Discuss a suitable pilot, awareness drive or community programme based on your school’s needs.
Help more families discover child digital wellbeing—and choose the collaboration that fits you.
Schools, educators, parent communities, NGOs and local organisations can help families access useful awareness resources.
Individuals and community promoters can share SurakshitPhone using their referral code or QR and earn for verified paid purchases under the programme rules.
Commission figures reflect the current programme plan and are subject to verification, eligibility rules, cancellations/refunds and official programme terms. No commission is promised for unverified or ineligible sales.
Enquire about affiliate partnership ↗Current programme rules include direct-seller commission of ₹100 per verified eligible sale; parent-affiliate commission of ₹50, subject to eligibility. Parent affiliate eligibility currently requires 3 verified purchases and 30 days since registration. No grandparent commission. Confirm the latest terms with the programme administrator before promoting.
A free, family-friendly quiz initiative designed to make digital wellbeing and online safety more engaging. The planned competition format includes three levels, timed objective questions and parent participation.
Competition dates, eligibility, registration and prizes will be announced officially when confirmed. Do not treat this page as an open registration or a confirmation of a specific event date.
Request quiz updates ↗Android-first tools for parents who want practical controls and clearer conversations about digital life.
Use the form to enquire about school collaboration, affiliate promotion, community outreach or another partnership idea. Our team can discuss next steps, programme terms and suitability.
Please do not include children’s personal data or sensitive information in your enquiry.