If you just want to keep tabs on your little one, the app can be configured to send a weekly ‘activity report’ email that breaks down their screen time by device and application. The idea, of course, is to help you know when there’s a problem and start a conversation with your loved ones. Finally, the app offers location tracking so that you can instantly see where all of your family members are in the real world. In the future, Microsoft 365 Family subscribers will also get alerts when a family member enters or leaves a specific location. The premium plan will offer some kind of ‘drive safety’ habit tracking, too, starting in the US, Canada, Australia and the UK.

None of these tools are particularly groundbreaking, and they’re obviously useless if your family spends most of their free time on Macs, iPhones and iPads. If every member is invested in the Microsoft ecosystem, though, this could be a decent dashboard — or a first port of call, if nothing else — for ensuring they’re living a healthy life both online and in the real world.