How it works
How it works
A conversation at your house, a short written plan, the setup, and then a monthly plan that keeps it working.
01
THE CONVERSATION
An hour at your kitchen table, with the kids there if you can manage it. What worries you. What you’re tired of. What “this worked” looks like in three months. I write down your words. Then we walk the house: the gear, the dead spots, what’s on the network, where the phones land when everyone gets home.
02
THE PLAN
Within two days, a short written plan that starts with what you told me. What gets set up, in plain language. What it costs. If I’m not the right fit, this is where I say so.
03
THE SETUP
Mostly one visit, with the gear staged ahead of time. Then a thirty-minute walkthrough with the whole family, kids included: what changed, when the internet goes off, how to ask for an exception. You keep a one-page guide for the fridge.
04
AFTERWARD
A monthly plan keeps it working. Updates. Schedule and filter changes by text, same day. New devices set up as they arrive. A check-in every season, because a ten-year-old and a fourteen-year-old need different rules.
Also
Just the devices
Renting, or not ready to touch the network? Every phone, tablet, console and TV set up for the kid who uses it, with filtering and schedules that work away from home too. Remote, or at your house.
Quietly
Home office and small business
The same network for people who work from home or run a small business nearby, kept separate from the family side.
Who it’s for
Parents who believe raising kids with phones is their job, and don’t want one more app to manage. Families in coastal North County with kids between about eight and fifteen, who have already tried doing it themselves. You get a house where the rules hold without a fight, and someone to text when they don’t.