

The initial product helped parents see what their kids were doing on their Windows computers in an easy-to-understand way. They built their first prototype in 2011 and officially founded Qustodio in 2012 (naming it in reference to the Latin term for guardian, ‘custodia’). It was then that they had the idea to use intuitive visual data to help families keep their kids safe. They were inspired by the way new analytics tools were helping businesses capture data visually. They saw the new iPhone 4 and knew that a wave of digital devices would soon enter families’ homes – bringing both huge opportunities and huge risks. In 2010, Eduardo Cruz, Josh Gabel (pictured) and Josep Gaspar were working together in cyber security. Locate their children in real time in case of emergency.Monitor time children spend on social media.

Set time limits, or entirely block, specific games and apps.Manage and balance screen time across multiple devices.


Parenting in the digital age comes with its own set of challenges, but with the right tools and support, families can help protect children from online risks, while promoting healthy habits and awareness. Available in 8 languages in over 180 countries, Qustodio digital wellbeing tools help families live and navigate smarter in an increasingly connected world.
