The internet moves fast.
Protection should move faster.
Help protect your family from administrator-restricted websites, unsafe redirects and unwanted content before the destination is displayed.
Powerful protection without turning the household into an IT department.
Guardian evaluates browser navigation against the categories, schedules and website rules selected by the administrator.
- Category and administrator website controls
- Suspicious-link and redirect-chain signals
- Weekly access and denial schedules
- Password-protected Security Center
- Chrome and Edge on Windows 10 & 11
DANGEROUS SITE
You shouldn’t be here.
This website has been blocked for your protection.
Not every dangerous website looks dangerous.
A curious child can reach disturbing or manipulative material through an innocent search, shared link or unexpected redirect.
Parents cannot control everything that exists online—but they can establish stronger boundaries around what enters their home.
of young people ages 13–17 report using a social-media platform.
More than three hours a day is associated with double the risk of depression and anxiety symptoms.
said social media made them feel worse about their body image.
Source: U.S. Surgeon General’s Advisory on Social Media and Youth Mental Health. These statistics describe the broader online environment; they do not measure Guardian’s effectiveness.
How Guardian works
Three steps to establish clearer browsing boundaries.
Add the extension to supported Chrome or Edge installations.
Select categories, custom rules, schedules, mode and alarm behavior.
Matching destinations are replaced with the configured warning page.
One meaningful layer in a family safety plan.
Guardian cannot guarantee detection of every threat and does not replace communication, supervision, antivirus protection, secured Windows accounts or network-level controls. An unmanaged browser extension can be disabled by someone who controls the device.
A safer today. A brighter tomorrow.
Guardian gives administrators practical tools to establish boundaries while families continue the conversations that technology cannot replace.