Their own hello.
A real phone number for each kid. A familiar way to reach the people who matter.
The safe way for kids to talk
to each other online.
Their first “call me when you get home.” Their best friend’s big news. Give them their own number, with you in charge of who’s on the other end.
$5 setup + $10/month per number. All their favorite people included.
Voice calls only · Messaging coming soonWho’s up for a chat?
Independence doesn’t have to mean
an open door to the whole internet.
A real phone number for each kid. A familiar way to reach the people who matter.
You decide who can call. Unknown callers introduce themselves to our assistant, then wait for your approval.
Give each child their own safe list, or share an address book across the whole family.
Sign up or sign in with a code sent to your mobile. You’re the grown-up in charge.
Add their number, choose their safe contacts, and decide whether to share the family address book.
Assign a number to the web or desktop app. Kids can pin up to 10 favorites and start a conversation.
Kids can call contacts approved by their parent. Incoming calls from unknown numbers are screened before a parent decides whether to add the caller. A caller’s displayed number can be spoofed, so approval is not proof of identity.
Yes. Add a number for each child, with $5 setup and a $10 monthly subscription for each number. Each child has their own favorites, even with a shared address book.
An automated assistant explains that the number accepts approved callers and asks for their name and reason for calling. The parent receives that information and can approve or decline. The caller never reaches the child during screening.
No. The web phone runs in a supported browser with a microphone. Desktop apps use the same parent SMS setup and number assignment. Keep the app open and the computer awake to receive calls.
Texting is built to use the same parent-approved contacts. It will be enabled after the messaging provider approves the service’s registration or P2P exemption. Voice calls are available first; messaging is coming soon.
No. Holler’d is not an emergency calling service or a replacement for a regular telephone. Keep a separate phone available for emergencies.

A little more independence starts with the people they love.