Family Online Safety Plan
Tell us your children's ages, the devices in your home and what worries you most. Our AI builds a family-specific online safety plan: the exact parental-control settings to switch on for each platform, word-for-word scripts for talking to your kids, a fair screen-time framework, and the official eSafety Commissioner resources to keep handy. General guidance for Australian families — not professional or security advice.
The thing that worries you is usually specific. A group chat that turned nasty. A game lobby where strangers talk to your ten-year-old. A phone that keeps migrating to a bedroom overnight. The Family Online Safety Plan is A$19 one-off and starts from that particular worry — an AI-written plan built around your children's age bands, the devices in your home, the apps they use or want to use, and the concern you would name first.
Everything in it is written for that household. The AI drafts the plan end to end, runs it through Australian-context and automated quality checks, and puts it on your order page in about five minutes as an on-page report plus a Markdown download you can print to PDF or drop into Word. Two free AI revisions come with it, which matters more than it sounds: a console arrives, kids move platforms, and the plan can be rewritten around what changed.
Settings for the devices you actually named
Generic advice tells you to turn on parental controls. This plan names which control, on which platform, in what order, worked through for each device and app you listed and pitched at the age bands you ticked. A house running a shared iPad, a school laptop and one teenager's phone gets three sets of steps rather than one averaged list.
The steps come from the model's knowledge of those platforms, so read them as a well-informed guide rather than a live view of your settings menu — app makers rename and relocate things. Where a toggle sits somewhere other than described, the plan lists the official eSafety Commissioner, Scamwatch and ACCC resources where current guidance lives.
If something has already happened
Some people will buy this after something has already gone wrong. If there is an active incident — image-based abuse, grooming, threats, a scam under way — the plan points you to the official reporting channels, including the eSafety Commissioner and Scamwatch, so you are not hunting for them at the worst possible moment.
Be clear about what the plan is, though. It is general guidance for Australian families, not professional or security advice, and it is no substitute for your child's school, a counsellor or the police when something serious is happening. It monitors nothing: no software is installed, no device is connected to, no account is accessed. You read it and apply the settings yourself.
Scripts for the talks that keep getting postponed
Controls buy you time; the conversation is what lasts. You get word-for-word scripts, written by age, for the talks that tend to get postponed — what to say the first time a phone enters the house, how to raise something you have already seen, and how to answer when your child tells you something went wrong.
Because they are written by age band rather than as one script for the whole household, the wording for a seven-year-old and the wording for a fifteen-year-old are not the same conversation with the volume adjusted.
A screen-time deal your kids help set
The plan sets out a fair screen-time framework — built so you can explain the reasoning behind it rather than simply announce it — and a family tech agreement you can print and sign together.
Children argue with rules that appear from nowhere. They argue less with something they helped set and put their name to, which is the whole point of having the agreement on paper rather than in your head.
What you get
- A family-specific online safety plan matched to your kids' ages
- Step-by-step parental-control settings for each platform and device you named
- Word-for-word conversation scripts for talking to your kids (by age)
- A fair screen-time framework and a family tech agreement you can sign
- The right eSafety Commissioner, Scamwatch and ACCC resources to bookmark
- 2 free AI revisions included
Turnaround: ~5 minutes. Delivery: On-page report + Markdown download (print to PDF / paste to Word).
Frequently asked questions
Does anything get installed on my kids' devices?
No. What you buy is a written plan, delivered on your order page and as a Markdown download. Nothing is installed, no device is connected to and no account is accessed. You decide which settings to apply and apply them yourself.
We have a seven-year-old and a fifteen-year-old — is that one plan or two?
One plan, written across both. You tick every age band that applies at intake, and the plan is built to cover them together — the conversation scripts in particular are given by age rather than as a single script for the whole house.
The plan describes a setting that isn't where it says. What then?
Follow the official resources listed in the report. The steps are AI-written from the model's knowledge of those platforms, and app makers move and rename settings regularly, so the eSafety Commissioner guidance named in your plan is the place to check what the menu looks like now. If more has changed than one toggle, use one of your two included revisions.