WebSafety is an app that parents/guardians use to monitor what children are doing on their iOS and Android mobile devices. The app fully launched in November of 2015 and is on the App Store and Google Play. WebSafety's app allows parents to monitor what children are doing on their iOS and Android mobile devices. WebSafety monitor's the following: Apps downloaded, SMS, Websites visited, Social Media for Facebook and Instagram including photos that the child has uploaded. Additionally, WebSafety tracks location and provides for geofencing of the mobile device for notifications when the child enters or leaves predetermined locations and areas. The app also allows the parent to create a curfew which will automatically turn off certain mobile device functions at times as determined by the parent. The parent is notified on either their mobile devices or their desktop/laptop when questionable apps and websites have been downloaded and visited, when vulgar and derogatory language is used or other words of concern including: suicide, gun, hate, drugs, etc., which may be indicative of cyberbullying or other emotional issues that the child has been the subject of or is currently suffering from. The parent will see who the child has been interacting with on Facebook and Instagram and how much time was spent online with the child's contact. The technology is both patented and patent pending. WebSafety's vision is to provide an open window through which concerned parents can monitor questionable and potentially harmful content or a direct predatory exchange occurring on their child's mobile device. The dashboard allows the parent to monitor each child individually and upon receipt of a notification promotes an open discussion to occur in which the parent may discuss and find out what is occurring in the child's life WebSafety is now marketing and advertising the app nationally.