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Kids watch only the channels you say yes to.

SafeTube is a parental-control video player. You approve a channel list, your kids pick from it — and nothing else gets in. Settings stay locked behind your parent PIN.

  • No account needed
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  • Phone, tablet & TV
Whitelist Screen A · B Parent PIN
SafeTube dual-screen home showing Screen A and Screen B, each with its own list of approved kids channels
What's inside

A player built around one rule: your list wins

Everything in SafeTube exists to keep kids inside the channels you trust — and to keep the controls out of their hands.

Approved channels only

You build the whitelist. Kids browse and play from that list — never an open discovery feed full of whatever the algorithm picked today.

Parent PIN on everything

A 4-digit PIN you set during setup guards Settings and channel approval. Kids can watch, but they can't change the rules.

Dual screen for siblings

Turn on Screen A and Screen B so two kids can watch different approved channels side by side. One device, no arguing.

No surprise recommendations

No autoplay rabbit holes into channels you never approved. What ends is the video — not the start of a three-hour detour.

Phone, tablet & Android TV

A native Android app with a layout for each screen size, including remote-friendly TV navigation. Or use the browser on the big screen.

No accounts, nothing to sign up for

Your PIN and channel list stay on your device. There's no SafeTube login to create and no profile for your child.

The party trick

Two kids. Two shows. One screen.

Dual-screen mode splits the player in half. Screen A and Screen B each pick from your approved list on their own, with independent playback and audio you can solo.

  • Side by side on tablets and TV — both decks visible at once.
  • Tab or rotate on phones — switch decks, or go landscape for split view.
  • Prefer one player? Turn dual screen off in Settings anytime.
Screen A and Screen B side by side, each showing the same approved channel list in its own colour
Setup takes minutes

How it works

1

Set your parent PIN

Pick a 4-digit code during setup. It's stored on your device and it's the only key to Settings.

2

Approve the channels

Search for the channels your family trusts and add them to the whitelist. Change it whenever you like.

3

Hand it over

Kids open SafeTube and see only your list. Turn on dual screen if two of them are sharing.

A look inside

What you and your kids will see

Dual-screen home with Screen A and Screen B channel pickers
Dual-screen home — approved channels on Screen A and Screen B.
The channel approval screen during setup, listing channels a parent has allowed
Whitelist setup — approve exactly which channels your child may watch.
Parent settings screen with the dual-screen toggle and channel controls
Parent Settings — PIN protected, with the dual-screen toggle.
Questions parents ask

Good to know

What exactly is SafeTube?
A parental-control video player. You approve a list of channels, and your kids can only watch from that list. Optional dual-screen lets two children watch different approved channels at the same time.
Can I use it without installing anything?
Yes. Open the browser player on a laptop, tablet, or smart-TV browser — no download and no account required.
Is it on Google Play?
Yes — SafeTube Splitscreen Whitelist is live for phones, tablets, and Android TV.
Is it on the App Store?
Yes — SafeTube Splitscreen Whitelist is available for iPhone and iPad. The browser player also works on those devices.
How does the parent PIN work?
You choose a 4-digit PIN during setup. Settings and channel approval always ask for it, so the list can't be edited by little hands. The PIN is stored only on your device.
Do you collect my child's data?
There's no SafeTube account and no child profile. Your PIN and channel list stay on your device. Video playback is handled by YouTube under their own policies — see our Privacy Policy for the details.
Where do I get help?
Start with the Support page, or email [email protected] with your device type and what went wrong.

Ready to hand over the tablet?

Try the browser version in seconds, or install the Android or iOS app.