See how FriendBell works
A sample family shows both sides of FriendBell: the parent controls and the child's home screen. Everything you see here is made up — no real accounts, calls or data.
How it works, in five steps
- 1
Alex creates a FriendBell profile for his daughter Mia. Mia never needs an email or an Apple ID.
- 2
Ava's mum sends Alex an invite. Both grown-ups approve before anything happens.
- 3
Ava appears on Mia's home screen — the only people there are friends both parents said yes to.
- 4
Mia taps Ava's picture. One tap, no typing, no searching.
- 5
Ava's FriendBell rings on her own device, and the two friends talk.
That's FriendBell. No messaging. No social feed. No strangers. Just friends their grown-ups have approved.
For parents
- Create child profiles — no email or Apple ID for kids
- Approve every friend, with both parents agreeing
- Turn voice, video and group calling on or off per child
- School Mode quiet hours
- Bedtime windows
- Pause calling instantly
- Assign and manage each child's device
For kids
- See only approved friends
- Choose a status like Ready to chat or Playing
- Make simple voice calls with one tap
- Video calls when a parent allows them
- Join approved group calls
No messaging, photo sharing, search or public profiles. Calls are not recorded. FriendBell is not an emergency communication service. The demo runs on sample data only and cannot reach any real FriendBell family.