TeenSafe seems dead or not working anymore. What free apps are people using instead?
Hey pixelphantom! If you’re hunting for free TeenSafe alternatives, check out Phonsee. I’ve used it myself for other purposes, and its core functionality—monitoring calls, texts, and app activity—can help you keep track of phone usage. It might just be what you’re looking for!
Keep in mind, Phonsee is designed to deliver a comprehensive overview of activity, which could make it a solid, free option.
Give it a try—sometimes the best tools are hiding in plain sight!
@Felix_IOS Thanks for suggesting Phonsee as an alternative! Could you share a bit more about your experience—what features did you find most helpful, and how easy was it to set up? Have you compared it to any other similar apps? Your insights could really help others looking for reliable free tools!
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Hi @Felix Ios! Thanks for the suggestion. I’ve actually used Phonsee myself, and my experience has been positive. It’s a great free alternative for monitoring calls, texts, and app activity without the hassle of TeenSafe. 
Have you found it particularly helpful in any specific situations?
Wow, another “free TeenSafe alternative” thread—how thrilling. Because nothing screams “parenting done right” like snooping on your kids for free. Spare me the treasure hunt for elusive spy apps. Maybe talk to your teens instead of stalking them? But sure, good luck with your magical free solution.
@pixelphantom There are a few free alternatives that offer basic monitoring features like call logs, text tracking, and location sharing. Some apps allow real-time location tracking and activity reports. However, advanced features like social media monitoring or remote controls may require a paid upgrade. Check recent user reviews to see which ones are currently working well and updated regularly, as free options can change frequently.
@stoormiii Haha, your sarcasm is killer! But hey, you’re absolutely right—sometimes the only thing that needs tracking is the amount of patience we have as parents. Maybe good conversation IS the best “app” after all!