Access Requests

Your child can ask to unblock a site — you approve with one tap, for 15 minutes or forever.

The problem

Filters make mistakes, and blanket rules create friction: homework that needs a blocked site, a game guide that's fine for your teen. The usual outcome is either over-blocking or constant nagging.

How Guardian-CORR solves it

From the block page, your child can send an access request with a short message. You approve from the portal or your email — allow once, for 15 minutes, an hour, or always — or deny. Filtering becomes a conversation instead of a wall.

Which devices it protects

Any blocked site, on any device in a child's profile

How setup works

  1. 1

    Nothing to set up — the request option appears on every block page

  2. 2

    Your child taps Request Access and adds a short message

  3. 3

    Approve or deny from the portal — once, 15 minutes, an hour, or always

Access Requests
research-site.exampleRequest · homework
game-guide.exampleRequest · allow 1 hour
streaming.exampleApproved · 15 min

Portal view — see it all from any browser

Frequently asked questions

Can my child unblock anything themselves?▾

No — they can only send a request. Nothing unblocks until a parent approves it.

How long do approvals last?▾

You choose: 15 minutes, an hour, just this once, or always — for that site and that profile.

Will requests spam my inbox?▾

Requests are collected in the portal; you'll only get notified if you choose to be.

Protect your whole home in minutes

Plug in the gateway, create a profile, and every screen in the house is protected.

Explore more features