A complete list of the apps installed on the device, updated as things are added or removed. Know exactly what's on a child's phone or a company handset — no surprises hiding in a folder.
A modern phone can hold dozens of apps, tucked into folders and pages you'd never scroll through by chance. Some are harmless fun, some are genuinely useful, and a few might be ones you'd want to know about — a messaging app you didn't expect, a game with a chat feature, something clearly meant for older users.
For a parent, simply knowing what's installed is a big part of staying informed. It's hard to have a sensible conversation about an app you didn't know was there. For a business, the list of apps on a company device is part of understanding how that device is actually being used, and whether anything on it doesn't belong.
MyParental's installed applications tracker gives you the full inventory in your Control Panel and keeps it current. When something new is installed, it shows up; when something's removed, the list reflects that too. You get an accurate, always-updated picture rather than a guess.
It's the kind of visibility that makes everything else more manageable — a plain, honest answer to the simple question of what's on the phone.
MyParental shows all the apps installed on the device in one clear list, so nothing stays hidden away in a folder you'd never think to open.
It's a straightforward inventory — the names of what's installed, laid out so you can scan it quickly.
Because the list stays current, a newly installed app is easy to spot — helpful when a parent wants to keep an informed eye on what a child is adding to their phone.
Removals show up too, so the inventory always reflects what's really on the device right now.
Know what's on the phone, and when it changes.
The complete list of what's installed.
Spot apps added to the device.
See when apps are uninstalled.
The inventory refreshes automatically.
Notice apps that don't belong.
See not just what's installed, but how it's used.
No technical background needed. If you can install a normal app, you can do this.
Choose a plan, create your account, and install the app on the device with our short guide.
During setup the app inventory syncs to your Control Panel.
Log in from any browser to see everything installed, kept up to date.
Setup takes just a few minutes. Here's the short version — the full walkthrough, with screenshots for both Android and iPhone, lives on our download page.
Authorized use only. MyParental is built for transparent, consent-based monitoring: parents looking after their own children, and employers on company-owned devices where staff have been informed. Install it only on a device you own or are authorized to monitor, and make sure the person using it knows. See our Terms and Privacy Policy for details.
Most of what happens on a phone happens inside an app, which makes the list of installed apps a natural starting point for understanding the device. You can't think about how a phone is being used until you know what's on it, and phones are very good at hiding that behind folders and multiple home screens. A simple, complete inventory cuts through all of that.
For parents, this is often the least intrusive way to stay informed. You're not looking at anyone's private messages — you're just seeing which apps exist, the way you'd want to know if a new game or a new social app turned up. Some apps are perfectly fine, some come with features worth a conversation, and occasionally one appears that you'd want to ask about. Knowing it's there is the whole point.
The value of the inventory is that it stays honest. As apps are installed or removed, the list updates, so what you see reflects the phone as it is now rather than how it looked last month. That reliability is what lets you trust a quick glance instead of feeling you have to inspect the device in person.
It pairs naturally with the screen-time monitor: the app list tells you what's on the phone, and screen-time tells you how much each one is actually used. Together they answer both halves of the question. As with every MyParental feature, it's meant for a device you own or are authorized to manage, with the person aware that monitoring is in place, and the data stays encrypted in transit and visible only to you.
Set up MyParental today and open the Apps tab to a complete, always-current list of installed applications.
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