SkieCan both parents use the Skie dashboard?
Yes. Both parents can have dashboard access, so either of you can lock a phone or tablet, check its location, change the apps or release controls. Share the family account the way your household prefers, and agree who changes what so your child does not hear two different answers.
The dashboard runs in a web browser, on any phone, tablet or computer. There is nothing to install, which makes it easy for two people to use.
Both parents can see the same things: each child's device, the rules, the compliance score, the last seen time and the location. Either can send a lock, add an app to the list, or change a window. Changes show up for the other parent too.
Grandparents or other relatives getting a location-only view is not available yet. The team is working on it. For now, access is at the parent level.
Two practical suggestions. First, agree the basics once, such as the bedtime and which apps are allowed, so the child does not play one parent against the other. Second, decide who handles requests for new apps, so they get a single answer.
Keep the login safe. It is the only way to release the controls, so if one parent holds the password in a place the other cannot reach, you may have trouble when you need it most.
If parents are separated and share a child's device, the same dashboard can serve both. How you share it is a family decision, not a technical one.