Barnluren
Safe landlines for the family
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This app creates a private family phone network, allowing children to make and receive calls on a dedicated landline device. Approved contacts can call the child using the free companion app, ensuring safe, screen-free communication for young children and families.
What's New in Barnluren
1.13.1
August 21, 2026
- Co-parents with manager access can now open their child's line settings — call schedule, speed dials, call log and renaming — right from the home screen.
MoreFAQ
How does Barnluren work?
You subscribe to Barnluren and receive a landline device for your child. Family members then download the free app to call the child's device. The child can pick up the landline to speak with approved contacts.
Is Barnluren safe for children?
Yes, Barnluren is designed with safety in mind. Children can only call contacts approved by parents, and there is no connection to regular phone lines, preventing calls from strangers or unexpected bills.
What devices does Barnluren support?
The companion app is available for iPhone and iPad devices. The Barnluren landline device is a separate hardware component provided upon subscription.
Can my child call anyone with Barnluren?
No, your child can only call contacts that you, as the parent, have approved and added to the simple contact list within the app.
Does Barnluren require an internet connection?
Barnluren works over WiFi or mobile data, allowing for clear voice calls whether you are at home or on the go.
What is the age rating for Barnluren?
Barnluren has an age rating of 4+, making it suitable for young children who are not yet ready for a smartphone.
How often is Barnluren updated?
The latest version of Barnluren is 1.9.0, and it was last updated on June 11, 2026. Updates typically focus on improving performance and adding new features.
What are the benefits of Barnluren for grandparents?
Barnluren allows grandparents to easily stay in touch with their grandchildren through simple, clear voice calls. It provides a reliable way to connect without requiring grandchildren to have a smartphone.