A phone filter for a whole yeshiva.
One standard for the mosad, a suitable level for each talmid, and one dashboard for the administration. filttr is built to manage many Apple devices without buying new phones.
A school cannot protect thirty or three hundred phones one at a time. It needs a consistent standard, a way to handle exceptions, and a record of what was approved. filttr gives the hanhala a single dashboard for every enrolled iPhone, iPad and Mac.
One standard, different levels
The mosad sets the baseline. A mesivta might require a short approved-app list and no browser; a kollel might allow a filtered Safari and more work apps. Each talmid’s device can have its own level without losing central control.
What the administration controls
- Which apps are allowed, and whether the App Store is open.
- Which websites are approved, or which categories are blocked.
- DNS filtering, forced on and not removable by the talmid.
- Image Guard levels for Safari pictures.
- Requests: who asked, what was decided, and when.
Requests without the chaos
Talmidim will need sites and apps. Instead of collecting texts and phone calls, they request from their filttr page. Clear-cut requests can be reviewed by AI against the mosad’s standard; sensitive or unclear ones go to a person. The decision is recorded and pushed to the phone.
No new hardware
filttr works on the iPhones families already own. Setup prepares the device, locks the filter and connects it to the mosad’s dashboard. There is no second phone to buy, no factory reset, and no separate device to carry.
Onboarding a mosad
We start with the standard you want, then set up a pilot group. Once the level is right, we roll it out in batches. The administration gets a clear view of devices, installs and requests, and we help with the technical work.
Talk to us
Tell us how many devices you have, which ages or grades they belong to, and what the hanhala wants blocked. We will recommend a level and walk you through a pilot. Contact us to start.
Frequently asked questions
Do families need to buy new phones?
No. filttr is installed on the iPhones and iPads they already have.
Can different grades have different rules?
Yes. Each device can have its own level while the mosad keeps central management.
Can the school see what a talmid browses?
The dashboard shows filtering and request activity, not a full personal browsing history. The purpose is protection and accountability, not surveillance.
How long does rollout take?
A pilot group can usually be set up quickly; a full rollout depends on the number of devices and how they are prepared.
Ready to protect the phone?
Set it up yourself in minutes, or contact us and we’ll handle the whole setup.
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