Keep AI SafeRoblox Safety Scan

Free playtime check

Is all their Roblox time on the account you can see?

Kids can create unlimited free accounts, and any parental control tied to one account goes dark the moment they switch. This five-minute check compares screen time from every device against the account you monitor, and surfaces time that does not add up.

Step 1 · The account you monitor

Roblox playtime for the account, over the last 7 days. If you use Roblox parental controls, the dashboard shows this. An account counts play from every device it is used on, so this is the account's total, not one device's.

Step 2 · Roblox screen time on every device

Add every device your child plays on: phone, tablet, PC, console. Read the Roblox app's screen time for the same 7 days from each device's own report (Screen Time on iPhone and iPad, Family Link on Android, activity settings on console).

Device total so far: 0h 0m

Is this every device your child can play Roblox on?

This check runs on your device. The numbers you enter are never sent anywhere.

Before you compare

Two things to know

Count every device

An account follows your child across devices: the same account on a phone at home and a tablet at grandma's counts all of it. So compare the account's total against the SUM of all devices, not any single one. Missing a device makes the gap look smaller than it is, never bigger.

A gap is a conversation, not a verdict

Shared devices, siblings, and measurement quirks can create small gaps. A large one usually means another account exists. Either way, the productive move is a calm question. A crackdown teaches the next account to hide better.