AccessHub
AccessHub controls internet access for a whole network at once, instead of setting up every phone, laptop and tablet separately. From one screen you decide what each person can reach and when, watch the live traffic, and just ask an AI assistant to make changes in plain language. It isn't only about blocking what's harmful, it's about helping people build self-control and take back their time and focus. I built it end to end, and still run it in production today.
Safe internet for a whole network, not one device at a time.
Keeping people safe online usually means setting up parental controls on every phone, tablet and computer, one by one. It's slow, and a determined user can still get around them. Blocking harmful sites is only half of it, too. The harder part is helping someone step back from the endless, compulsive scroll and hold to the limits they set for themselves. What a family, school or community really wants is simpler: the whole network safe at once, the right access for each person, and no easy way to switch it off in a weak moment. AccessHub is the one place they run all of that from, plain enough for a non-technical person to set who reaches what and when, without touching config.
The whole system, owned end to end.
Map it, build it, prove it.
