Does roku have parental controls?

Roku has no PIN-locked parental controls on the device itself. What it has is per-app support: Roku's own "Kids & Family" section, and the parental settings inside Netflix, Disney+, Prime Video, YouTube and Max, each with its own PIN. There is no system-wide content rating lock like a Fire TV or an Apple TV has.

What you can actually do on a Roku:

1. Per-app PINs — Netflix (profile with maturity rating + 4-digit PIN), Disney+ (Kids profile), Prime Video (PIN on purchase and playback), YouTube (restricted mode, weak but something), Max (kids profiles). Set each one on the TV with its remote.
2. Roku PIN for purchases — my.roku.com → PIN preference. Stops paid channel signups and rentals.
3. Hide channels — Settings → TV inputs / Home screen → hide the apps you do not want visible. Cosmetic, not a lock.
4. Network-level blocking — block the streaming service's domains on your router or DNS filter, which is the only way to stop an app from being opened at all.
5. Guest mode / a kids-only TV — Roku's Guest Mode resets after checkout, which is handy for a shared room.

What Roku does not have: a system-wide maturity rating, per-profile PINs across apps, or time limits. Fire TV and Apple TV do this better; Apple TV's Screen Time integration is the strongest of the three.

Where our app fits. Ultimate Phone Spy covers Android 4.0+, Windows and macOS (features) — no TV coverage, so router-level blocking is the honest answer for a Roku.