Videos chosen by you
Find videos, choose what suits your child and assign them to one or more children. Your child can then choose from their approved library and save favourites.

Safe viewing. Simply managed.
You choose the videos for your children and set clear expectations about viewing time. Your child gets a personal library to explore, with favourites, their own folders and a look they can make their own. You stay in charge while they have room to choose.
TUSAVO is expected to launch on 16 November 2026. Download by 29 November 2026 to get one month of family Premium free.
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For Android phones and tablets
You choose. Your child explores.
Every child enjoys different videos. Give each one a personal selection while you keep the overview.
Find videos, choose what suits your child and assign them to one or more children. Your child can then choose from their approved library and save favourites.
Search by title, sort your videos and select several at once. Move a selection into a folder or change which children can watch it, without handling every video individually.
Room to do things themselves
You decide what your child can watch. With your permission, they can decide how to organise those videos.
Enable folders so your child can create them, choose names and colours, move videos, and group or merge folders. The regular library remains available when folders are not enabled.
Create your own folders and groups as a parent. You can also view the most recently received version of your child’s layout. Your personal folder names and colours do not have to match the other parent’s.
Clear agreements
A little viewing time after school or at the weekend: choose settings for each child that fit your family’s day.
The viewing schedule sets when watching is allowed. The daily viewing limit sets how much time your child can spend watching within TUSAVO.
Your child can ask for extra viewing time. As a parent, you can grant extra time for today. Those extra minutes do not change the viewing schedule.
A viewing space that fits
Keep controls as discreet or as visible as you like, while each child chooses a look of their own.
Hide thumbnails and player controls, reveal them with a swipe or keep them visible. Follow Android’s brightness setting or choose from ten brightness levels.
Choose from five themes, light or dark mode, and avatars from the sets you allow. Control bars and folder controls can be positioned to suit the way you use the device.
Involved together
See each child’s settings and the information received from their linked devices.
View assigned videos, the viewing schedule, the daily limit and reported viewing time. Requests for extra time and changes awaiting confirmation remain easy to identify. Premium also shows the reported battery percentage.
With Premium, two parents can manage the family. Payment management and certain family actions remain tied to the appropriate role. The family PIN also lets you adjust the available parent settings on a child’s device.
Choose what suits your family
Free gives you a focused starting point. Premium adds more capacity and extra parent controls.
Room for one parent and three children. Give each child their own selection of videos and agree on clear viewing times and limits.
See assigned videos, viewing arrangements and reported viewing time in the family overview. Grant extra time for today and decide whether your child can create their own folders.
Your child can save favourites, choose from 5 themes in light or dark mode, and pick an avatar from one of the sets you have approved. Screen brightness and the visibility of thumbnails and player controls can also be adjusted.
Up to two parents, eight active children and 1,000 assigned items per child. Includes channel features, volume limits, blocking viewing with your own message, blocking screenshots within TUSAVO and reported battery information. Check the app for current pricing and offers.
TUSAVO is expected to launch on 16 November 2026. Download by 29 November 2026 to get one month of family Premium free. Use that month to explore the app and help us improve TUSAVO with your feedback.
The top 100 families win free Premium for up to one year. Ties can increase the number of winning families to a maximum of 200. No subscription commitment.
Privacy by design
Your child does not need their own Google sign-in. Local data and the library layout are stored on the device.
Linked devices exchange data over secure local Bluetooth connections. Initial pairing and certain account and payment checks use the internet. A setting takes effect once the child’s device has received and processed it.
Send feedback from the app, add images if helpful and follow the response. A diagnostic snapshot is optional and can be reviewed before sending. You can also manage and delete your own feedback.
It depends on what you are doing. Locally stored data stays on the device. Online videos need a reachable source; sign-in and certain account and payment checks use the internet. Adding a video to your library does not download it.
Removing a folder does not itself remove permission to watch. You still decide which videos your child can watch; folders simply organise that approved library.
A sent setting needs to be received and processed first. The family overview shows received information, not continuous live monitoring. The folder layout is also the most recently received version.
Free limits apply again. Stored profiles and content are not automatically all available for active viewing. The app distinguishes between what is saved and what can be used with Free.

Parents can search for and select YouTube videos for their children in TUSAVO. These videos are played through the embedded YouTube player. YouTube is the source of these videos; TUSAVO provides family management and parental settings.
You can also choose videos for your children from your own collection:
Your NAS or server must be switched on and reachable. Watching without internet here still means being connected to your home network.