See what your child watches on YouTube

YouTube is where many children spend the most unsupervised hours, and the app itself gives parents little to look at. Qustodio's YouTube monitoring puts what your child watched into the same activity timeline as web visits and screen time.

The timeline lists entries with a time next to each, so you can tell a ten-minute video before school from an hour at midnight. Search alerts add the other half: if your child searches for something worrying, such as a phrase about sadness, you can be told instead of finding out later.

The daily and weekly reports collect this into your inbox, which suits parents who would rather skim on Sunday evening than open a dashboard every day. Qustodio's AI-powered alerts focus on concerning messages and searches, so the noise stays low.

YouTube monitoring is part of the Complete plan. Qustodio lists it for Android, iPhone and iPad, Windows, Mac and Chromebook, and leaves it off the Kindle list, which is worth knowing if the tablet at home is a Fire.

Use it as a conversation starter rather than a verdict; telling your child what you can see keeps the trust intact. A free account lets you try Premium features before you commit to any plan.

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