Everyone stays visible
Six parent-approved contacts. No scrolling or child-facing editing.
Family calls.
Made simple.
A home phone for six trusted people. Tap a face to call.
01Six trusted people
Chosen and managed by a parent.
02One-tap calling
Large faces, names, and plain call states.
03No open internet
No games, social feed, ads, or app store.
Designed around the call
The contact faces are the product.
Family Phone stays in one place and focuses on family calls.
Plain from hello to goodbye
Clear states for ringing, talking, missed calls, voicemail and offline.
A calm fixture, not another screen
Wall-mounted, portrait and speakerphone-only.
Phone-assisted setup
From the box to “Hi, Grandma.”
Tested with Android and a working prototype. Plans, numbers and payments are still demonstrations.
- 1
Match the nearby phone
The shared phone shows a temporary six-digit code. The owner confirms that code in the Owner App.
- 2
Connect home Wi-Fi
The Owner App hands Wi-Fi information to Family Phone without displaying the password on the wall screen.
- 3
Finish setup, then add family
Finish the sample steps, then add people, photos and ringtones.
Fewer paths. Clearer boundaries.
Safety is designed into what isn’t there.
Children see trusted people and clear actions. Setup and controls stay with the parent.
- Approved contacts only
Unknown callers stay away from the child screen.
- Parent-managed controls
Parents manage people, Wi-Fi and calling choices.
- Emergency confirmation
The phone confirms before calling a chosen trusted contact.
Important: Family Phone is not a replacement for emergency services. The current emergency design does not call 911.
Development status
Clear about what’s real today.
A working engineering prototype—not a finished customer product.
Demonstrated on our prototypes
- Supervised inbound and outbound calling
- First-time setup with Android
- Contact changes synchronized to the Tablet
Service steps are demonstrations
- Plan and payment screens
- Phone-number selection
- Production activation
- Subscription cancellation
Still being tested
- Final wall-mounted hardware
- Recovery after interruptions
- Setup with an iPhone
- Production accounts and certification
Status reviewed October 8, 2026. Prototype tests do not prove final hardware or customer readiness.
Questions, answered plainly
What families should know.
We’ll update these answers as the product moves from prototype to qualified hardware and service.
Current product informationCan I buy Family Phone today?
No. Family Phone is still in development and is not available for purchase. Pricing, release timing, and ordering have not been announced.
Why exactly six contacts?
The Gen 1 concept keeps all six parent-approved people visible at once. There is no scrolling or hidden contact list on the child-facing home screen.
Does the Emergency button call emergency services?
No. The current design uses a confirmation step and calls a trusted contact chosen by the parent. It is not a replacement for 911 or other emergency services.
Does it need a mobile app?
Yes. Parents use an app for setup and family contacts. Android setup has been tested with a prototype; iPhone setup is still in development. Neither app is available to download yet.
What happens to family information?
The prototype stores family information locally and uses an authenticated connection to synchronize approved contact changes between the Owner App and Tablet. Production cloud services and final privacy and retention terms are still being developed.