TaskBlue compared
Looking for the right setup for your child's phone? Here TaskBlue sits next to the apps parents compare most. Every comparison relies on the vendors' own published information, gives dates and sources, and says plainly where the others are stronger.
From Apple and Google
TaskBlue vs. Google Family Link
Family Link is free and thorough on Android but can't supervise an iPhone. Where TaskBlue takes a different approach and which one fits your family.
TaskBlue vs. Apple Bildschirmzeit
Apple's Screen Time is free and built into every iPhone. What it does well, what TaskBlue does differently and how the two work together.
Parental control apps
TaskBlue vs. Qustodio
Qustodio shows you what your child does online. TaskBlue gives your child's iPhone set times without distractions. Which suits your family, with prices.
TaskBlue vs. Kidslox
Kidslox locks devices remotely and shows location. TaskBlue makes distracting apps disappear at set times. How the two compare, with prices and sources.
TaskBlue vs. Salfeld
Salfeld protects Windows PCs and Android phones, but not the iPhone. What parents of a child with an iPhone can use instead, with prices and sources.
TaskBlue vs. JusProg
JusProg filters websites by age, TaskBlue hides distracting apps at set times. What each one is for and why the two work side by side on one iPhone.
TaskBlue vs. Kaspersky Safe Kids
Kaspersky Safe Kids filters websites and shows location, but cannot restrict apps on the iPhone. When TaskBlue is the better fit, with prices and sources.
TaskBlue vs. Bark
Bark scans messages and apps for warning signs, TaskBlue makes distracting apps invisible at set times. What each one does, and where Bark is available at all.
TaskBlue vs. OurPact
OurPact runs your child's iPhone from a parent app, with allowance and location. TaskBlue makes distracting apps invisible by schedule and place.
TaskBlue vs. Net Nanny
Net Nanny filters the web and shows you what your child does online. TaskBlue makes distracting apps invisible at set times. Which one fits you better.
TaskBlue vs. Norton Family
Norton Family supervises browsing, with a School Time mode and reports. It can't block single apps on an iPhone. Here's what TaskBlue does differently.
TaskBlue vs. FamiSafe
FamiSafe does a lot, up to messages and screenshots, and even more on Android. TaskBlue only makes distracting apps invisible. Which one suits you.
TaskBlue vs. Microsoft Family Safety
Microsoft Family Safety is free and strong on Windows, Xbox and Android. Microsoft describes no controls for a child's iPhone. Here's how TaskBlue compares.
TaskBlue vs. Mobicip
Mobicip filters websites, limits apps and shows location across many devices. TaskBlue makes distracting apps invisible by schedule and place.
Focus apps and app blockers
TaskBlue vs. Opal
Opal is a popular focus app for adults, TaskBlue is built for your child's iPhone. Here is how they compare on blocking, pricing and parent features.
TaskBlue vs. Unpluq
Unpluq and TaskBlue both rely on a physical key that parents keep. Here is how they differ on places, setup, emergency exits and price.
TaskBlue vs. Bloom
Bloom and TaskBlue both bring apps back with a physical key. Here is how they differ on child mode, places, emergency exits and cost.
TaskBlue vs. Brick
Brick and TaskBlue both need a physical device to bring apps back. Here is what that means for kids, where Brick is strong and what each costs.
TaskBlue vs. one sec
one sec slows every app launch with a short breathing exercise, TaskBlue makes apps disappear at set places. The comparison shows what suits your child.
TaskBlue vs. AppBlock
AppBlock blocks apps by place, TaskBlue makes them invisible there. Here is how parents set up each one, how to end early and what they cost.
TaskBlue vs. ScreenZen
ScreenZen is free and slows scrolling with wait times, TaskBlue makes apps disappear at set places. The comparison shows what matters for kids.
TaskBlue vs. Forest
Forest plants real trees, TaskBlue removes plastic from the sea. Here is how both help with studying and how they differ for parents.
TaskBlue vs. Freedom
Freedom blocks apps and sites on every device at once, TaskBlue makes apps disappear on your child's iPhone by place. A comparison for parents.
Fewer distractions for your child. Less plastic in the sea.
A year costs €49.99 once, a month €9.99. The BlueTag always comes with it.