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Many of us have a variety of different apps installed on our devices. From music streaming and online magazines to kid’s content, we can quickly find our devices becoming overrun by several different apps.

I should know — between my husband, kids, and myself we a butt load of apps on our devices. Probably way more than we actually need.

Managing all your apps, subscriptions, payment methods, and attempting to switch from app to app when you want to do something different, can become overwhelming rather quickly.

Wouldn’t it be great if you had one multi-content app that worked for the entire family? Good news! This is where the WEYV app comes in.

What is WEYV?

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WEYV is an app that has magazines, music, e-books, and (soon) podcasts. SCORE!

With the help of this app, I can almost junk all the useless apps besides a few games and social media networks and be good to go. There’s no need for my son to have twenty billion apps on his iPad, is there?

This app offers an entire catalog of digital content that people based in the United States can access. It is available on both Android and iOS devices, as well as via a web player.

Why My Family Loves WEYV

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Honestly, this app has been a lifesaver for our family. Not only do the kids have access to quality content, but because it’s safe for them to use via the Child profile (which doesn’t expose your child to any explicit content in the app), I don’t have to be worried about what they are accessing.

Normally, I’m worried about them finding inappropriate content especially with the existence of YouTube. And with all those strange challenges that appear online these days, it’s better to be safe than sorry.

It is also fantastic that the app content is accessible offline. This makes it much easier to enjoy downloaded content on the go without having to eat up data. This saves a bunch of time and money, allowing us to enjoy road trips without the huge phone bill after or the kids bickering every two seconds because they’re bored.

The fact that you can invite friends and family to the app and create private groups that allow everyone to share content and collaborate on playlists is AMAZING. Most of our family lives out of state and this allows our kids to get creative with their cousins. They only get to see them once a year but this makes the stretch in between not seem quite as long.

PLUS this totally reduces the number of arguments about what we are going to listen to in the car and at home, as the playlists can have something for everyone. Thank goodness!

We also love the fact that it’s a multi-content app. No longer are our devices overtaken by a zillion different apps, making to easier to find everything in one place. No more fumbling around to read a magazine, no more annoying arguments over which app is for what and no more searching through an endless stream of different applications to find the one I am looking for. Less stress, easy to use and extremely convenient — every mother’s dream.

WEYV Features

Kid-Friendly Digital Library

  • E-books and magazines from Highlights, Cricket Media and more.
  • A wide variety of music from KIDZ BOP, Disney and more.
  • COPPA Compliant – Allowing you to create a kid’s profile that will protect your children from accessing explicit content. This one is big for us — I want my kids to stay kids. There’s no need for them to be exposed to adult matter, they have the rest of their lives for that.

Personalized Musicweyv

Create your own radio stations or build custom playlists when using WEYV on demand’s editing options. These options truly allow you to be your own personalized DJ. How cool is that?

  • Your playlist can either be a collaborative effort with family or friends, or it can be a private one just for you.
  • WEYV’s song recommendations allow you to explore and hear new music and add the songs to your playlist if you love them.
  • You can share playlists, songs, stations, and albums with other users of the WEYV app.
  • Build your own custom stations by excluding or including the artists you want, different genres and songs.
  • You can listen offline by downloading stations and playlists to listen to.

Enjoy Some of the Top Magazines in the World

Boasting several different titles like Highlights for kids and People magazine for adults, WEYV has reading material for everyone in your family. The good news? You can easily multitask. Not only can you create your own reading library, but you can listen to your favorite station or playlist while you do it.

WEYV Supported Devices

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  • iOS
  • Android
  • Computer
  • Chromecast
  • Sonos
  • Alexa — this is one of my favorite integrations. My boys love to play music on WEYV while they do their chores. It keeps them pumped up so I nag less. It’s a win, WIN!

The WEYV app has so many benefits for the entire family, it is hard to imagine what life once was like without it. Thank goodness for this one-stop shop of digital content that allows us to collaborate as a family. A family that plays together, stays together — happily and healthily.

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Want to try WEYV? You can get 2 months of WEYV free, no credit card required! Just head to WEYV and enter code HOMEJOBS19 to get started today. Happy streaming!

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Comments

  1. I really don’t have that many apps that I use but with my android phone it doesn’t take much to be over the limit.

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  4. I really need to check this out. Not only would it be nice to have everything in one place, but the peace of mind of not having to worry about all those stupid challenges that kids seem to find is priceless!

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  6. I think this is a great app. It covers so many of the problems you face as a parent and child cell phone relationship.

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  11. I like that it has a child version to monitor and prevent any craziness on the phone while children have it. Especially with the momo sensation going around right now

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  12. This sounds like a nice app. I have to recommend it to some friends who have kids that are also worried that the kids can end up on the wrong side of the net.

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  14. I like that this app is an all-in-one for magazines, music and e-books. I hate having a bunch of apps on my phone, and it really takes up a lot of memory. I like all the music features of this too. I will check it out.

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  17. There are way too many apps. My phone, tablet and laptop all have different ones. They slow down too much if I download too many.

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  18. I have a lot of eBooks on my phone s well as podcasts and sometimes, it really irritates me when they seem too much for my phone memory that I have to do away with them after I’m done. Thus app will definitely come in handy!

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  19. That is genius! I have a bazillion apps on my phone and my kids’ tablets. I think this is such a great way to keep everything nice and simple.

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  20. I’ve never heard of this before! I have so many apps on my phone, I’m not sure I have space for any more.

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    • I’m pretty strict with letting my kids download anything!! The apos that go on a y device have to be approved per parental control. We had an issue with the kids ordering stuff off amazin and thinking it was free because the automated wallet was hooked up..lol!

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  23. This looks super useful! I’ve always had problems with the amount of apps I have on my phone. Thank you for introducing this to me!

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  28. I love this as a way to minimize how many apps I have on my phone. I need to declutter my phone apps. Great for parents for sure!

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  30. I think the WEYV app is a great idea for families with young{er} kids. My kids are older so I’m not sure if the WEYV app would work for us.

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  31. We’ve learned the hard way when not putting parental controls on a computer that 8 year old’s can see porn. I think everyone need to constantly monitor desktops, smart phones ,tablets.

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  34. I think that WEVY is a great idea in theory. However, my children very quickly outpaced me with technology.

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  36. This sounds like a great app! Too bad it’s only available in the US and not Canada too. Keeping kids safe online is so incredibly important and such a huge worry for parents and guardians.

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  37. This does sound pretty great especially the music. I myself have never been good with apps or technology. It is all pretty much way over my head.

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  38. Seems to be a great app for families with children, to help keep everyone’s mental health. We tend to use a only a few apps and do not hoard them.

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  41. To be honest my kiddos hardly ever tough a device unless its at random and then they only watch a movie on netflix etc..

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  42. Sounds like a great app, although I wish it were free, of course. It would be especially good for keeping my grandsons safe on devices and I love that it has Highlights and Nat Geo for Kids.

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  43. Thank you for reviewing this app. It sounds like a great way to keep tabs on what the kids are listening to.

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  44. Cool! I don’t have any kids but my my nephew will like this when he gets bigger. That’s good it’s child safe. I got exposed to adult pop ups when I was a kid, that’s when the internet was still fairly new. It’s upsetting for parents and kids.

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  45. I have never heard of the Weyv app. It is something that I’m definitely going to look into.It seems like it gives us more control over what our children or grandchildren will be exposed to. Thank you.

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  46. The very best, but probably not the easiest, or most ideal way to help children be safe and smart online USA loving and wise grown up right there watching and teaching them discirnment. But because this messed up world has mcrested a society in which we are all worked to death and our free time is spent in a kind of stupor trying to recover from the work WEAK ( misspelling intentional ) there’s no time nor energy to Lee up with what your children are up to online. If you have terms you make darn sure that you look at their browsing history and that your children KNOW that you will be doing this. This being done ( sling w/ the awesome discernment you taught them, your children will monitor THEMSELVES! Genius!😇

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  47. My sons are grown now & don’t use social media much. When they were younger we talked at length about safety & they had rules they followed.

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  48. Thank you for sharing. When our grandkids come over we do keep an eye on them while they are on the computer.

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  50. As a parent, I firmly believe the safety of our children is upmost important. Knowing what sites and apps that are dangerous is very important.

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