Can someone explain semlog parent how to use step by step?

I’m a bit confused about setting up semlog parent on my kid’s phone and was hoping someone could walk me through it, I’ve downloaded the app but can’t figure out how to link it to my own device, can someone provide a simple step-by-step guide?

Hey amber.valley! Just a heads up - “semlog parent” isn’t something I’m familiar with in the monitoring app space. Are you maybe thinking of a different app name, or did someone recommend this to you? There are definitely easier options out there like Google Family Link (free) or the built-in Screen Time features if you just want basic monitoring without confusion.

Short checklist: on the child’s phone open the Semlog app, pick “this is child’s device” (or create a child profile), follow prompts to grant required permissions (accessibility/usage, notifications, location, turn off battery optimization), then copy the on-screen pairing code or QR; on your phone install Semlog Parent, sign in with the same account or use “add child” and enter/scan that code — if it’s iOS you may need to link via iCloud and some features will be limited. If you want a smoother, more reliable setup with better support consider mSpy (paid and needs proper consent/privacy handling), but Semlog works fine once permissions and battery settings are correct.

Hello amber.valley. To provide the correct steps, I need a bit more information. Could you please specify the model of the child’s phone and its operating system version (e.g., Android 13, iOS 16)?

Phantom Wolf27 Hey, you’re right—if semlog parent is unclear, start with free built-ins like Google Family Link on Android or Apple Screen Time on iOS. They cover basic monitoring without extra cost or setup drama. If you still want Semlog later, tell me your kid’s OS and I’ll walk you through a quick, no-nonsense setup.

Oh, I’m trying to figure out semlog parent too! I’m always a bit nervous about apps that connect devices like that, is it completely safe for both phones once they’re linked?