Free English family tool

A family plan for screens, first phones, social media and AI.

Digital Family Passport is a private learning tool for families. It is not a licence, official certificate or monitoring app. It helps adults and children agree what devices are for, what stays private, when to pause and how to ask for help.

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No account · No child profile · No free text · No device monitoring

Build your starter passport

Choose one stage and one pressure point.

The tool gives you one conversation, one boundary, one safety check and one review point. It does not inspect devices or store your selections.

The five-part framework

Clear rules work better when the family understands the reason.

Purpose

What is this device, app or AI tool for? School, contact, play, creation, navigation or something else?

Place

Where can it be used, charged and stored? Which family moments remain device-free?

Time

What signals the beginning and end? How will transitions happen without renegotiating every day?

Privacy

What information, images, location or passwords must never be shared?

Help

What can a child show an adult without fearing automatic punishment or loss of access?

Review

When will the agreement change as needs, maturity, school and technology change?

United States lens

Questions to localise

  • School device and AI policies.
  • Platform age rules and state requirements.
  • 911 for immediate danger and 988 for crisis support.
  • Whether the family needs a phone, a watch or a simpler contact device.
  • Costs, in-app purchases and family payment controls.
United Kingdom lens

Questions to localise

  • School phone policies and online-safety expectations.
  • Ofcom and Online Safety Act context.
  • 999 for immediate danger and Childline 0800 1111 for children and young people.
  • Age, maturity and the practical need for independent travel.
  • Gaming spending, messaging and group-chat pressure.
Safety boundary: this page does not evaluate grooming, abuse, self-harm, threats, extortion or immediate danger. Preserve necessary evidence without redistributing harmful content and use the appropriate local service.
Continue learning

Use this plan free in English, then choose the complete Spanish stage if your family is bilingual.

Each Spanish digital stage costs €19.90 and includes the full campus, final test and a verifiable Carnet de Padres card after passing.

Buy Spanish stage 6–9 — €19.90Buy Spanish stage 9–12 — €19.90Buy Spanish stage 12–16 — €19.90See all Spanish stages

Paid English stages are not currently on sale. The links above open products delivered in Spanish.

Research context

Sources behind the guidance.

Questions

Digital Family Passport

Is this an official passport or licence?

No. It is a private family learning tool and has no legal, professional or official status.

Does it monitor my child’s device?

No. This tool does not install software, inspect messages, store selections or create a child profile.

Can I continue with a complete programme?

Yes, if your family reads Spanish. Complete Spanish stages are available for €19.90 each. Paid English stages are not currently on sale.

Will there be separate US and UK versions?

The tool already distinguishes important US and UK safety references. Educational, legal and crisis information must always be checked against current local services.

A useful digital agreement should make the next conversation easier.

Start with one device, one risk and one review date. Do not try to solve every screen, app and future problem in a single evening.

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