Social media
Social networks, short-video apps and forums. For example: weekdays 4–8 pm, one hour a day.
Siraat's parental controls are built into the browser. There's no app to install and no account to create, and everything stays on your computer.
Four categories, each Allowed, Limited or Blocked. Weekdays and weekends can have different times, and you choose which days are the weekend.
Social networks, short-video apps and forums. For example: weekdays 4–8 pm, one hour a day.
Video sharing, live streaming and film sites. Limit the minutes, or allow only at set times.
Online games, game stores and browser-game sites. For example: weekends only.
Chat and messaging sites, random video-chat sites and AI chat-companion apps.
Always block a site, or always allow one, whatever its category.
Five minutes before time is up, a message appears on the page. When time runs out, the site shows when it's available again.
And for everyone, always: inappropriate websites are blocked.
A browser on its own can't stop a determined child, so Siraat asks Windows to help. With one administrator approval, Siraat saves your rules where a standard Windows account can't change them.
See time spent per category today and this week, and which sites were blocked. It's stored only on this computer, behind your PIN. Nothing is sent anywhere.
Give children a standard Windows account, not an administrator one, and keep the administrator password to yourself. That stops them installing other software or removing the Windows lock.