What works today

FeedHush is in development. There is no public iOS, Mac, Chrome or Edge download, and no social-site filtering is available. These guides help you plan a family setup; they do not activate protection.

A local parent workspace can save household settings and manage connected-device records. Saved settings, a connection record, and an approved request are not proof that a device is enforcing a rule. Request approvals do not currently grant access or extra time.

Choose your device

Windows and Mac are being planned together. A policy file is only one part of either setup. Read how the protection layers fit together before changing a device.

Prepare as a family

  1. Agree on which sites, apps and activities should remain available, including schoolwork and ways to contact you.
  2. Use a separate child account. Keep parent credentials, administrator access and recovery information with the parent.
  3. Choose how to restrict other apps and browsers on each device. Check the tool’s support for the exact operating system and subscription.
  4. Keep a record of existing settings and a recovery route before making changes.
  5. When a supported release exists, test it from the child’s account before relying on it.

How to read these guides

“Planned” describes work that is not available in FeedHush. “Vendor setting” is configured separately in Apple, Google, Microsoft or another provider’s tools. A vendor’s instructions do not establish that FeedHush has passed testing with that product.

Public parent sign-in and direct support are not available yet. There is no signup or support form in this help center. Never send a social password, browser cookie or pairing code to someone offering to enable the product.