Someone looking after the space
A good space isn't safe because everyone is watched — it's safe because someone keeps it right for the age of the children in it, and the boundaries are clear. Pebbles brings that same idea to your child's space.
Murphee is that someone. It works inside the space your child uses, keeps things age-appropriate, handles the small stuff quietly, and gives you a heads-up when something needs a human decision. It is not a feed of everything your child does.
You make the calls
Murphee keeps the space running; you decide what it's for. You choose the tier, the contacts, the limits, and the boundaries — and when Murphee flags something, you decide what to do.
- Murphee handles the routine so you don't have to hover.
- When something crosses a line or looks risky, you get a heads-up with your options.
- It's always your call — change a setting, tighten contacts, or start a conversation.
Murphee grows with your child
Children don't need the same space at 3 and at 15, so Murphee's role changes as they grow — from curator, to curator and coach, to teacher, to protector and mentor.
At Pebble it curates almost everything; at Boulder it mentors a teen and supports browsing within your family settings. The space widens at each step, and you set the pace.
Why this beats surveillance
Murphee combines controls in the child app with server-side website policy and public search-result checks. Browsing history and bookmarks stay on the device. A blocked-page notice can include the domain and reason; private messages, forms and passwords are not sent for AI analysis.