Vidward is a productivity tool listed on MediaProNet, available at vidward.app. Built with Vercel, Railway, and Next.js. Added in 2026. Your kid's YouTube, your rules.
🛡️ Vidward is parental control built specifically for YouTube. Parents can block channels, videos, and keywords, hide Shorts, disable autoplay, create an approved-channels-only experience, and review watch activity from a remote dashboard. 💻 A Chrome extension applies each family’s rules on the child’s browser, with optional tamper-proof setup for Windows and macOS. 👨👩👧 Vidward gives...
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- Productivity
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- vidward.app
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- Vercel, Railway, Next.js
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About Vidward
🛡️ Vidward is parental control built specifically for YouTube.
Parents can block channels, videos, and keywords, hide Shorts, disable autoplay, create an approved-channels-only experience, and review watch activity from a remote dashboard.
💻 A Chrome extension applies each family’s rules on the child’s browser, with optional tamper-proof setup for Windows and macOS.
👨👩👧 Vidward gives parents practical, granular control over what their children can watch, helping create a calmer and more intentional YouTube experience.
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Jordan Lee
3mo ago
Really enjoying Vidward
Vidward - Parental controls for YouTube: Block channels, hide Shorts, turn off autoplay. Vidward puts you in charge of what your kids watch on YouTube. I've been using this for a bit and really appreciate how well it's put together. The interface is clean and it does exactly what it promises. Nice work by the team.
Taylor Quinn
1mo ago
I've installed more browser extensions than I'd like to admit, and most parental control ones either break YouTube entirely or make you dig through five settings pages to do anything. Vidward just asked me to set up a profile for my daughter, pick the rules, and that was it – the moment it clicked was watching her open YouTube and the sidebar recommendations were just... gone, no weird layout glitches, no pop-ups about upgrading. The fact that it's free and the dashboard doesn't feel like an afterthought is honestly rare for this category.
