Filo Downloads & RevenueFilo · Google Play
Filo is #79 in Parenting Free on Google Play in Italy and charting in 1 of 23 countries we track.
Updated 8 Nov 2026 · rankings refresh through the day
DeveloperGiovanni Lo Bianco
CategoryParenting
PriceFree
Released–
Installs100+
Rating–
Updated–
Content ratingEveryone
Full timeline · 2 events
- ✏️Filo: description updated· US
- 🆕Filo first spotted by AppInsiderItaly
Collected from the stores by AppInsider since we first spotted the app. Dates are when we saw each change.
Best rank now
#79
Measured
Filo on Google Play
App details
App ID
it.filofamiglia.app
Publisher
GIOVANNI LO BIANCO
Publisher country
Italy
Content rating
Everyone
Filo downloads
Worldwide, per day, and installs to date. The band is open; the exact number is free with an account.
How this is calculated
Google Play shows an exact lifetime install count; downloads per day are its daily change (measured). When Play hasn't refreshed the count, they come from new ratings and Top Free chart positions. Confidence is the chance the real number is within half to double ours.
Where Filo's downloads come from Modelled
Last 30 days: organic search, browsing the store, features and paid ads.
Where it ranks on Google Play
Every top 200 chart it appears in across 23 countries.
| Country | Charts | Rank |
|---|---|---|
| ParentingFree | #79 |
Apps near Filo on the chart
Parenting Free, around #79.
About Filo
Not an app to monitor your child. A thread to keep an eye on them, without squeezing their wrist.
Filo reads your teenager's digital habits (8-17 years old) and translates them into a concrete conversation to have with them. We never read the content of messages, photos/videos, or searches. We only see the signals.
Many Italian parents hand over their smartphones early, and then seek support. There are two traditional approaches: cold parental controls that show graphs without explaining them, or psychological counseling, which is useful but designed for when the situation is already serious.
Filo is designed for the middle ground. Between "all good" and "crisis" lies the rest of a teenager's life.
How it works
1) Observe. On your child's phone, a small module looks at app categories, times, durations, and unlocks. Never content. Never messages. Never photos/videos.
2) Aggregate. Every night, only statistical numbers are sent to our servers in Europe. Never use raw phone data.
3) Translate. Our AI has four strict constraints: never use diagnostic terms, never use alarmist tones, never use numbers without context, never give generic advice.
4) Delivery. A report per week, or when needed, in three sections:
- What has changed this period
- A possible reading, always with an equally plausible alternative
- A concrete conversation to try: what to say, when, what to avoid
Real-world examples of what Filo reads
- Sleep slips: first unlock from 7:15 to 8:42, 11 nights out of 30 with check-ins between 1 and 5. The conversation: ask him how he sleeps, don't talk about his phone.
- The new invisible category: 3 new apps in a sensitive category and evening time up 22%. The conversation: ask how school is going with classmates.
- Time spent on school supplies down 65%, entertainment up 75%. The conversation: one chat will tell.
- The change in group: new messaging apps emerge while the main one declines. The conversation: it's not a decline in sociability, it's a shift.
- The combined pattern: disturbed sleep, nighttime use, withdrawal from chats together. The conversation: it's not a diagnosis, it's a way of saying that these three things are worth a calm conversation.
You know things Filo doesn't see
Filo reads your phone. He doesn't read life. That's why we ask you to write quick notes in your private diary: things you've noticed, important events, worries. Our artificial intelligence separates facts from interpretations and uses them to tailor the reports to your specific family. From the third report onward, Filo knows your child in a way no generic app could reconstruct.
Three levels of attention
Mild signal: in the weekly report as "things to watch."
Moderate signal: flagged in the weekly report with specific suggestions.
High signal: notification within a few hours with recommended professional support options.
Thread. It unites. From afar.
Filo reads your teenager's digital habits (8-17 years old) and translates them into a concrete conversation to have with them. We never read the content of messages, photos/videos, or searches. We only see the signals.
Many Italian parents hand over their smartphones early, and then seek support. There are two traditional approaches: cold parental controls that show graphs without explaining them, or psychological counseling, which is useful but designed for when the situation is already serious.
Filo is designed for the middle ground. Between "all good" and "crisis" lies the rest of a teenager's life.
How it works
1) Observe. On your child's phone, a small module looks at app categories, times, durations, and unlocks. Never content. Never messages. Never photos/videos.
2) Aggregate. Every night, only statistical numbers are sent to our servers in Europe. Never use raw phone data.
3) Translate. Our AI has four strict constraints: never use diagnostic terms, never use alarmist tones, never use numbers without context, never give generic advice.
4) Delivery. A report per week, or when needed, in three sections:
- What has changed this period
- A possible reading, always with an equally plausible alternative
- A concrete conversation to try: what to say, when, what to avoid
Real-world examples of what Filo reads
- Sleep slips: first unlock from 7:15 to 8:42, 11 nights out of 30 with check-ins between 1 and 5. The conversation: ask him how he sleeps, don't talk about his phone.
- The new invisible category: 3 new apps in a sensitive category and evening time up 22%. The conversation: ask how school is going with classmates.
- Time spent on school supplies down 65%, entertainment up 75%. The conversation: one chat will tell.
- The change in group: new messaging apps emerge while the main one declines. The conversation: it's not a decline in sociability, it's a shift.
- The combined pattern: disturbed sleep, nighttime use, withdrawal from chats together. The conversation: it's not a diagnosis, it's a way of saying that these three things are worth a calm conversation.
You know things Filo doesn't see
Filo reads your phone. He doesn't read life. That's why we ask you to write quick notes in your private diary: things you've noticed, important events, worries. Our artificial intelligence separates facts from interpretations and uses them to tailor the reports to your specific family. From the third report onward, Filo knows your child in a way no generic app could reconstruct.
Three levels of attention
Mild signal: in the weekly report as "things to watch."
Moderate signal: flagged in the weekly report with specific suggestions.
High signal: notification within a few hours with recommended professional support options.
Thread. It unites. From afar.
Store changes
What Filo changed on its store page: name, icon, screenshots, price, size, languages, requirements.
Description updated