Mobicip has the broadest device coverage in this comparison and solid, affordable screen-time scheduling. For YouTube it can block the category wholesale, or — when allowed — scan each video’s title, description, comments, and metadata and block videos whose keywords trip its filter.
Keyword/metadata filtering is leaky in both directions: bad content with clean metadata slips through, and good content gets false-blocked. There is no parent-curated whitelist of channels or videos. Watchly removes the guesswork: if you approved a video, it plays; if you did not, it does not exist for your child.
Mobicip can block YouTube as a category, or scan each video’s title/description/comments/metadata and block videos whose keywords trip the filter; it also reports watched videos. It does not support per-channel allow-listing or hand-picking individual approved videos.
- YouTube model
- Restricted Mode
- Kids still see ads
- Yes
- Platforms
- iOS, Android, Windows, Mac, Chromebook, Kindle Fire
- Pricing
- Lite ~$2.99/mo, Standard ~$4.99/mo, Premium ~$7.99/mo