Tiny Tot locks your phone on a child-safe play screen. They tap all they want. Your calls, photos and apps stay untouched.
Phone lockedReal app screenTriple-click on the power button of the phone to activate guided access
Mirror Function
Animation
Eggs
Gallery
Balls
Toggle
Fan
Black
ImagesTouch & Paint“I love being able to lock my phone so curious little hands don’t accidentally dial 911.”
Alina, mom of an infant & child“Calm, safe, and age-appropriate. A thoughtful, ad-free option I trust.”
Preschool teacher, used it while babysittingOr your ex. Or a 40-second voicemail of breathing.
“jjjjjjjk” sent to everyone, courtesy of Siri.
Wrong passcode, over and over. One mom got locked out for 47 years.
True story: a child bought a $430 couch on Amazon.
The vacation album is missing. 300 blurry chin shots aren’t.
Screen stuck sideways. An app now speaks Mandarin.
They tapped out of the video, can’t get it back, and now the whole restaurant is staring at you.
Needing five minutes doesn’t make you a bad parent. Handing a child an unlocked phone is the part that goes wrong.
Pick the mirror, music, games or family photos.
Triple-click the side button. Every tap now stays on that screen.
Pee, cook, pay, or eat your food while it’s still hot.
Triple-click to lockThe face they’d rather look at than any video.
A gentle surprise hatches with every tap.
Every tap splashes a burst of colour.
Bold red blades that whirl when touched.
Tap, and things move. Cause and effect, made fun.
The satisfying switch they can flip forever.
Bright, gentle animations that react to them.
Big, bold shapes babies can actually see.
Grandma, the dog, you. Only the ones you pick.
Screen goes quiet when it’s time to wind down.
Simple, bright, calm. Nothing to tap out of, nothing to buy.
Your phone app, messages and Siri stay out of reach.
Amazon, app stores and subscriptions are out of reach.
Nothing deleted. Nothing added. Nothing private on screen.
They can’t tap out of the play screen, so there’s nothing to lose.
Parents everywhereTiny Tot started when a mom watched how fast little hands could send money, call random numbers or wipe photos. She wanted a simple way to protect her phone and still keep her baby happy. That’s the whole app.
Just $0.77 a week.
Flexible, month to month.
Mirror Function and Images are free for everyone.
Yes. Once it’s locked, swipes, button mashing and home-screen taps all stay inside Tiny Tot. Only you can unlock it.
It’s screen time you chose. No autoplay, no ads, no strangers’ videos. Just a mirror, music, simple games and your own photos.
No. They only see the family photos you add to the app.
Yes. Calls and notifications still come through. You just exit the lock to answer them.
Babies and children, from newborn to about 4.
Set it up tonight. It takes under a minute.