For UK parents of 5-18s

Be the calm, capable parent when your kid goes online.

You don't need to read another hundred articles or put something on their phone that spies on them. Answer a few questions about your family and get one clear plan: the few things worth doing first, the settings for the apps they really use, and what to say — reviewed by a real person, kept current for a year.

Checked by a real person Kept current — June 2026 Nothing installed on their phone No child-identifiable data
Know what matters. Which risks actually apply to your child right now — and which ones can wait.
Always up to date. Every guide is dated and kept current, so you're never acting on advice that's gone stale.
Checked by a person. A real person turns the guidance into a clear order of what to do first.

New: your Control Centre

Instant access, and one tap to the controls that matter.

The moment you join, you get a home base: screen-time guidance for your child's age, a family agreement you can build in two minutes, and a tick-along list that takes you straight to the real device and app controls. Nothing is installed on their phone — you stay in control.

Open the Control Centre

What you get back

Everything you need to act this week — your plan, the guides for your apps, and the words to use.

Plan

Levelhead Household Plan

Your first three actions, a plain read of where your child is most exposed, what's worth checking, and one conversation to have this week.

Library

Current Guidance Library

Age-band packs, platform setting guides, threat playbooks, scripts and the Family Agreement.

Updates

Stay Current Briefing

Monthly notes on what changed, what it means, and what to check next.

Why we built this for you

You're already an engaged parent. You don't need scaring — you need a clear plan you can act on.

It won't spy on your child, and it won't bury you in two hundred articles. It tells you what matters now, what's changed recently, and the few things actually worth doing about it.

Plain answers

Straight answers to what parents ask.

The questions we get most, before you buy.

Is this monitoring software?

No. Levelhead does not install anything on a child's phone, read messages, collect screenshots or create child accounts. It is parent education and planning.

Why pay when guidance is free?

The facts are free; turning them into confident action for your child isn't. You're paying to feel on top of it — the few things that matter, in order, checked by a person and kept current — instead of doom-scrolling advice at 11pm.

What makes it current?

Every plan and guide is dated and shows where its advice comes from, and a monthly update keeps it from quietly going out of date.

How it works

A few questions, a human check, then a plan you can act on.

No child account, no app on their phone, no uploads, no screenshots, and no child-identifiable data required.

1
Answer the Readiness Check.About two minutes, no sign-up to start.
2
Answer a few questions about your household.Just structured questions — no names, schools, photos or message uploads.
3
Receive your reviewed plan.Your plan links directly into the guides and playbooks that apply.

The promise

No spying. No scare tactics. Just a clear idea of what to do first.

Levelhead is calm, practical help for parents — not monitoring software. It doesn't track your child, score your family, or replace emergency services.

What we do

Help you see what matters first for your household, using current UK guidance — in a practical plan a real person checks before it reaches you.

What we do not do

We do not monitor your child, collect their messages, predict harm, guarantee safety or handle live incidents.