Joey Family

14/08/2026

Joey Family App is coming to Apple iOS

Much awaited experience is coming soon, stay tuned!

14/08/2026

Joey Family App is coming to Apple iOS

Much awaited experience is coming soon, stay tuned!

14/08/2026

Joey Family App is coming to Apple iOS

Much awaited experience is coming soon, stay tuned!

10/08/2026

Meet the Founders 👋

We started Joey because we saw how hard it can be for parents to know what’s happening in their kid's online world, and wanted to build something that could actually help.

Here’s our story. ❤️

09/08/2026

When your kid gets their first phone.📱

For kids, it’s a whole new world. For parents, it can come with a whole new set of worries.

Joey Family helps parents review the conversations that matter, from bullying and inappropriate content to suspicious contacts and other potential concerns.

Access your free trial today at www.joeyfamily.com

07/08/2026

That Time We Saw Our Child Was Swearing a Lot Online

A funny but true parenting story.
We got 9 profanity alerts about our son swearing.
Then we noticed they were all from one conversation.
What followed was one of those very real parenting moments.

Swipe through to see how it played out.
Parents, what would you have done?

04/08/2026

First iPhone? Big milestone. New freedom. New questions.

Meet Kezza. Joey Family helps parents understand what is changing in their child’s digital world without checking every message or hovering over every moment.

With iPhone and iMessage Monitoring, the How’s My Child? Report, Smart Alerts, Risky Contacts, Analytics and the iPhone Safety Guide, parents can spot meaningful changes, review what needs attention and start better conversations with confidence.

Because digital parenting should be guided by trust, clarity and connection, not fear.

Understand more. Hover less.

👉 See Joey Family in action www.joeyfamily.com

04/08/2026

The social media ban may be giving parents false confidence

The latest eSafety data contains a really concerning finding.
Three months after Australia’s social media restrictions began, 81.5% of children surveyed were still using age-restricted social media platforms.

At the same time, parents became less aware of their children’s social media use, particularly for girls and children aged 10 to 12.
This may be a serious unintended consequence of the ban.

Parents may understandably assume the platforms and government have dealt with the problem. But most children are still using social media, while their parents may now know less about what they are doing there.

That should alarm all of us.
Do you think the ban is giving parents a false sense of security?

Source: eSafety, Early days, early insights: Three months report.

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www.joeyfamily.com

29/07/2026

Australia’s social media ban was supposed to get under-16s off the major platforms.

Yet around 7 in 10 kids who already had accounts were still there.

Harm reports had not clearly fallen. Cyberbullying complaints had not notably changed. And by late June, zero platforms had been fined.

Removing accounts makes a good headline. It does not prove children are safer.

👇 Read the early results

Australia’s under-16 social media ban has removed accounts, but eSafety’s own data shows many teens are still online and harm reports have not clearly dropped. A parent’s view on why bans are not enough.

22/07/2026

so funny, but true.