🛡 Family Media & Safety
Family media reviews, internet safety tools, parental guides, and resources to help families navigate media choices.
gabb.com
📍 Lehi, UT
Leading provider of safe tech for kids. Phones, watches, and apps with no internet, no social media, and no games. Kid-first design focused on protecting childhood. Founded 2018.
www.commonsensemedia.org
📍 San Francisco, CA
Leading independent source for media recommendations and advice for families since 2003. Age-based reviews of movies, TV, games, apps, books, and websites with detailed content breakdowns.
www.vidangel.com
📍 Provo, UT
Family-friendly streaming filter for Netflix, Amazon Prime, Apple TV+, Paramount+, and more. Customize filters for profanity, violence, and mature content on popular shows and movies.
www.movieguide.org
📍 Camarillo, CA
Christian movie reviews and entertainment guide founded by Ted Baehr. Rates movies on biblical values with detailed content breakdowns. Annual Movieguide Awards celebrate faith-friendly entertainment.
www.bark.us
AI-powered parental monitoring scanning texts, social media, and 30+ apps for cyberbullying, predators, and harmful content. Screen time management, web filtering, and location tracking. Trusted by 7...
www.protectyoungeyes.com
📍 MI
Helps families, schools, and churches create safer digital spaces. Research-based digital safety education with courses, presentations, and The Table parent community. Founded by Chris McKenna.
www.godkulture.global
Christian entertainment news and media coverage. Reviews and recommendations for faith-based movies, music, and digital content. Keeps families informed about upcoming Christian film releases.
www.betterscreentime.com
Empowers parents to set well-informed healthy screen boundaries. Certified Digital Wellness resources including the Creating a Tech-Healthy Family guide. Run by Andrea Davis, mom of five.
ikeepsafe.org
Helping educators, parents, and policymakers navigate the digital world safely. Privacy and data protection compliance tools for schools. Family digital citizenship resources.
screensanity.org
International non-profit equipping parents as digital mentors. Reached 4.5 million visitors across 145 countries supporting 50,000+ families with practical screen time resources and toolkits.