Their algorithm already knows them. You should too.

See what YouTube is teaching your child—before it shapes who they become.

ScreenSignals is a private YouTube history analyzer for parents. Turn 30 days of parent-provided viewing into a clear picture of what they love, what keeps pulling them back, and where you should lean in.

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MMaya’s Screen ReportLast 30 days · 132 analyzed videos
Fictional sample
THE BIG PICTURE

The videos look harmless. The pattern is harder to ignore.

Surreal meme animations, screaming Roblox reactions, and split-screen story clips filled 41% of Maya’s month—mostly after 7 PM.

41%repetitive or low-enrichment viewing3.1×more likely to appear after 7 PM
TRY THIS TONIGHT“What do you like about those fast meme videos—and how do you know when you’ve had enough?”
A TIMER CAN’T TELL YOU THIS

You recognize the videos. But probably not how much of the month they filled.

Toilet-battle clones. Screaming Roblox reactions. AI-made meme Shorts. Half gameplay, half random story. None is automatically dangerous. The question is whether repetitive, low-effort formats are crowding out videos that offer something to learn, make, or think about.

WHAT YOU’LL SEE

One month. Three useful answers.

Not more data. The clarity to know what is shaping them and what to do next.

01

What actually filled the month?

See the precise share taken by the formats you already recognize from across the room.

Surreal meme / brainrot Shorts18%Loud reaction gameplay14%Split-screen story clips9%
02

What deserves a closer look?

Important moments come with a calm explanation and the video evidence behind them.

LOW-ENRICHMENT PATTERN54 videos matched repetitive, low-context formats. Examples and reasons included
03

What can I do with it?

Turn their real interests into better questions, shared activities, and more thoughtful next clicks.

ASK TONIGHT“Which of those fast meme videos do you actually remember the next day?”

The examples above use fictional household data. Your private report is built only from the history you choose to provide.

HOW IT WORKS

No app on their phone. No Google password.

One guided download becomes a private report you can explore whenever you need it.

1

Bring recent history

Follow a guided Google Takeout export for the YouTube history you choose.

2

We find the signals

ScreenSignals organizes the videos, channels, patterns, and available evidence.

3

You guide what happens next

Review what matters and start from understanding—not suspicion.

PRIVATE BY DESIGN

Their history should not become someone else’s business.

Your original Google download is read on your device and never uploaded as a file. ScreenSignals saves only the viewing entries and analysis needed for your private report.

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STRAIGHT ANSWERS

Before you begin.

Is this surveillance software?

No. Nothing is installed on your child’s device. A parent chooses a recent YouTube history export to analyze.

Does ScreenSignals decide what is “bad”?

No. It organizes signals and supporting examples. Your child’s age, context, and your family’s values remain yours to judge.

What do I need to get started?

A parent account and a supported YouTube Watch History export from Google Takeout. The guided setup walks you through it.

Can I cancel or request a refund?

Yes. Cancel anytime and keep access through the period you paid for. Every charge has a 30-day money-back guarantee.

THEIR HISTORY IS ALREADY THERE

See what is shaping them. Start the conversation while it still matters.

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