SkieCan I block or allow one specific website on my child's phone?
Not yet. Skie does not have per-website block or allow lists at present. It blocks adult sites with a category filter and forces SafeSearch, and you can turn the browser off or leave it on. The team is working on per-site rules, with no date to give.
Parents want two things here. Block one site that worries them, or allow only one site, such as a school portal, and nothing else. Both are per-site rules, and Skie does not offer them yet.
What does work today is a blunt but reliable set. Adult sites are blocked by a filter that stays on any network. Chrome's SafeSearch and restricted modes are locked on. Incognito and other browsers are blocked. And you decide whether Chrome is available at all.
If you want a child to reach only one site, a workaround is to turn the browser off and see whether the site has an app. Many school portals and learning services do. Allow that app and nothing else.
If you want to stop one website, such as a video or social site, check whether the child reaches it through an app. Leave that app off the list. If it is also reached from a browser, you may choose to turn the browser off for that child.
You may meet products that offer per-site lists, such as Qustodio, Norton Family or Net Nanny. Their rules apply on the child's device through app-level permissions, which a child may be able to change. Skie's advantage is that its controls cannot be switched off by the child. Its gap is this feature.
Check back with us if per-site rules are decisive for you.