How it works
One gateway between your internet and your family. Set it up once, and every device in your home is protected automatically.
Connect the Guardian-CORR gateway to your existing router with a single cable and power it on.
Add each child, pick an age tier with sensible defaults, and assign their devices to it.
Dangerous content is blocked before it reaches their screen. You see what you need to.
Every connection from every device passes through the same pipeline — in milliseconds, before anything loads.
Any phone, console, or Smart TV on your Wi-Fi looks up a website — from a browser, an app, or even an ad loading in the background. Every one of those lookups passes through the gateway.
The lookup is compared against your family's policy in milliseconds: category blocks for that child's age tier, your custom allow and block lists, and the time of day against their schedules.
Allowed requests continue at full speed, untouched and unlogged. Blocked ones never leave your house: the device gets a clear Guardian block page instead, naming the category that triggered it.
Blocks land in your activity log, risky patterns like VPN attempts raise alerts, and your child can tap “ask a parent” to request an exception you approve from your phone.
Powerful underneath, simple on top — built for parents, not network engineers.
The gateway inspects every connection on your home Wi-Fi — phones, tablets, consoles, smart TVs — so nothing needs to be installed on each device.
Your last valid policy is stored on the gateway itself. If the cloud goes down, filtering keeps working without interruption.
You're notified when something risky is blocked — not surveilled on every click. Informed parents, private kids.
Because filtering happens at the network level, protection isn't limited to devices that can run parental-control apps.
iPhone, iPad, and Android devices — filtered in every app and browser, with nothing installed and nothing a child can uninstall.
Roku, Fire TV, Chromecast, and smart TV apps get the same filtering desktops enjoy — the protection layer TVs can't run themselves.
PlayStation, Xbox, and Switch browsing, stores, and streaming are covered — and bedtime schedules apply to the console too.
Windows, macOS, Chromebooks, and Linux machines — protected on the network regardless of who's signed in.
Speakers, cameras, and gadgets that can't run any controls still pass through the same filtered path.
New hardware is discovered automatically the moment it joins your network — you assign it to a profile in seconds.
A safety net should catch what matters — and leave the rest alone. Here's the line we deliberately don't cross.
Sites your rules permit are never recorded. The log shows what the filter caught — not a history of every click your family made.
No chat, email, or message contents are captured, stored, or transmitted. Filtering decisions are about destinations, not conversations.
You hear about VPN attempts, unknown devices, and offline gateways — not every routine block — so the alerts you get stay meaningful.
Plug in the gateway, create a profile, and every screen in the house is protected.
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