Parental Control for Roblox that Kids Enjoy
Set a daily limit, switch it off during school and bedtime, and see exactly how long your child played

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Roblox Problems Every Parent Knows
Kids average 2.8 hours a day playing Roblox
One world loads into the next, and nobody says stop
You find out after the money's gone
Real money leaves your card without approval
Still playing long after bedtime
School tomorrow, and the game doesn't care
How Kids360 Solves Them

Open Kids360 and check the hours spent on Roblox — today, yesterday, and any other day

No more “five more minutes”; Roblox closes itself when time’s up

Homework, dinner, and sleep — set autoblock once; it repeats every day

Switch Roblox off for a while, and turn it back on with a single tap

Approve every purchase in Roblox, no surprise charges

The same limits apply to your kid’s phone and tablet, and adding a second device is free

Works for Any App, not Just Roblox
Set limits, schedules, blocks, and track time for TikTok, YouTube, Instagram, and more
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Why kids don’t fight it
They complete useful tasks to earn time back, so control feels like a deal, not a punishment, and they don’t try to delete the app
Logic, focus & thinking tasks
Your child earns phone time by completing our learning exercises

Tasks from parents
Set a task — homework, chores around the house. Done, and extra time is earned
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Exercise and activity
Did a workout or hit a step goal and earned time

Set Screen Time Limits in Just 5 Minutes
Easy setup and user-friendly parental controls. Access any app function with just
Download the Kids360 app on your phone
Install the Alli360 app on your child’s phone
Surround your child with care

What makes Kids360 convenient
Works on any device
iPhone or Android, phone or tablet. Kids360 works either way
Add every kid
Add every child, parent and other family members for free
Easy in use
Simple to understand. No complicated technical setup
More than 1 million parents are already using Kids360
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Frequently Asked Questions
Roblox has its own settings: a Parent PIN, content maturity levels, and chat controls, all inside your child’s account. They cover what happens in the game. Kids360 covers the part they don’t: how long Roblox is open, when your child can access it, and how long your child can spend on it. Install Kids360 on your phone and Alli360 on your child’s device; the limits will apply in about 5 minutes.
There are two ways to make sure Roblox is safe for kids: Roblox’s built-in parental controls and the Kids360 app. In the game, use Roblox’s built-in settings: set the Parent PIN, restrict content by maturity level, and limit or disable chat. Outside it, Kids360 handles the time: a daily limit, downtime for school and bedtime, and a full block when you need one.
Install the Kids360 app on your phone and the Alli360 app on your child’s phone, then pair the two apps using a unique code. Then, in Kids360, block access to Roblox. It stops opening immediately, and one more tap brings it back. You can also block it only during certain hours, rather than all day.








