On Stompstart by 19 July 2019 · Eveleigh · Australia
KoalaSafe.
An Australian parental-control router giving children their own filtered home Wi-Fi; a 2024 teardown says its maker announced closure in early 2021 and pushed open firmware to devices still online.
Security and privacyHardwareEveryday life
Timeline
- Listing page saved
The Wayback Machine saved this listing page.
- Closed
KoalaSafe announced its closure in early 2021 and tried to keep devices out of landfill by pushing OpenWRT to units that were online.
Closure · Announced - Listed on Stompstart
“KoalaSafe - Create a new wifi network in the home that's safe for kids.”
As listed on Stompstart
“KoalaSafe - Create a new wifi network in the home that's safe for kids.”
KoalaSafe makes parenting easier and kids healthier. It's a tool for parents to set up internet time limits, block inappropriate apps and sites, and see analytics of where kids spend time online, across all devices in the home, controlled by a simple smartphone app.
- For
- Parents
- Platforms
- Mobile
- Location
- Eveleigh · Australia
In our words: The listing described KoalaSafe as a tool for parents to set internet time limits, block inappropriate apps and sites and see where children spent time online, across every device in the home, all controlled from a smartphone app. Its pitch was a new kid-safe Wi-Fi network inside the home.
See the saved page ↗Publication record
- Release
sha256:53917a2ce62eb634125c1ff362d7740ab64feae2d83ad7e0e2c6da3fde426fcd- Revision
sha256:a6eac2093e50397cfc9780e4dcfc8b6439067d2fa74cd92aadb10fd73ed90367
Every statement here carries its date and stays true as of that date.