Paxio gives you ten controls that work together — five things you set, two dashboards, a reward for good habits, and a weekly recap. Here's every one of them, with the real screen.
Today's usage ring, a pending-request banner, and four one-tap shortcuts to Internet, Sleep timer, App blocker and Content filter. It's the first screen you see — and usually the last one you need to open.
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Set a cap in 15-minute steps and it enforces itself — no reminders needed, no manual check-ins.
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Staying under the daily limit for a run of days earns bonus minutes automatically — +15 at 3 days, +30 at 7 days, +45 at 15 days, and +60 at 30 days. No parent approval needed for the bonus itself; it's a positive reward for consistency, not just a restriction.
Every installed app, Allowed or Blocked at a tap, with its own optional per-app time limit — so a game can be capped without touching the overall daily budget. Phone and Contacts always stay reachable.
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Age presets set every category at once, or fine-tune any of 15 individually — adult content, gambling, violence and more. Filtered entirely on-device: nothing ever leaves the phone or reaches a Paxio server.
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A common sleep and wake time, applied every day. At the sleep time, everything but calls goes quiet until morning — a kid who hasn't hit their daily limit still can't be on the phone at 1am.
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A master switch plus quick presets — 30 minutes, an hour, or Dinner — for disabling the internet outright, without touching any other limit. Calls and texts keep working, since they run over the carrier network, not data.
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A countdown ring for time left today and a 7-day streak row — not a list of restrictions to push back against, just today's picture. Switching back to the parent view needs the PIN, so picking up the phone doesn't hand over the whole dashboard.
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Daily, Weekly, or Monthly views, each with a usage trend chart and seven stat tiles — screen time, over-limit days, blocked-app attempts, average session length, and requests sent. Plus a weekly recap emailed to you automatically, so you don't even need to open the app to stay in the loop.
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No screenshot needed for these — simple toggles, or things that happen in your inbox, not on screen.
Every control on this page sits behind it — and it's what gates switching a shared device back from the child view.
Adds a confirmation step before Paxio can be removed from a child's device — a deterrent, not a hard block.
Each gets their own profile, limits, and controls — synced across devices under one account.
Your child can ask for more time, a bedtime pause, or an app unblock — each lands on your Overview screen to approve or deny.
Onboarding proposes a starting limit, filter band, and app setup based on your child's age — accept as-is or adjust before saving.
The same numbers as the Reports screen, delivered to your inbox roughly once a week — opt-in per event type, easy to turn off or narrow down.