Spouseware - Monitor phones remotely with advanced tracking features

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Spouseware is a remote phone monitoring platform that helps users monitor supported mobile devices with features including location tracking, messages, call logs, app activity, and more. Designed for legitimate monitoring scenarios and responsible device management.

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👋 Hi Product Hunt! We're excited to introduce SpouseWare. We built SpouseWare to provide a reliable mobile monitoring platform for legitimate use cases such as parental supervision, personal device management, and authorized business device monitoring. Our goal was to create a solution that's simple to use while offering the features users need, including: ✅ GPS location tracking ✅ Call and SMS monitoring ✅ App activity insights ✅ Browser history monitoring ✅ Social media activity monitoring (on supported devices) ✅ Secure online dashboard We've spent months improving performance, security, and the user experience, and today we're excited to share it with the Product Hunt community. We'd genuinely appreciate your feedback: Which features do you find most valuable? What would you like to see added in future updates? Any suggestions to improve the product? Thanks for checking out SpouseWare and supporting our launch! 🚀

The dashboard layout makes it really easy to see location history and call logs side by side without feeling cluttered, which is a nice touch for a tool handling this much data.

The dashboard layout is genuinely well thought out, especially how location history and message logs are presented in a single unified timeline view.

Having used similar tools before, one thing that would really help is a shared dashboard view for couples who both opt in, so you can see synced activity like location and schedule side by side instead of jumping between separate screens. A unified timeline would make the whole experience feel less like surveillance and more like a shared family hub.

Setup was painless and the dashboard feels pretty clean, though the sheer amount of data it pulls in is a lot to take in at first.