Block apps on your kid's phone with a single tap — every installed app, Allowed or Blocked, with an optional time limit of its own so a game can be capped at 30 minutes without touching the overall daily budget. Enforced in real time, nothing to uninstall.
Paxio works as a parental control blocker for every app on your kid's Android phone — Allowed or Blocked with a single tap, with an optional time limit of its own, so a game can be capped at 30 minutes without touching the overall daily budget. Enforced in real time, nothing to uninstall.
Blocking isn't all-or-nothing — each app gets its own setting.
A few things stay reachable no matter what's blocked.
A blocked app is stopped before it opens, not flagged after the fact.
From Control, tap App Blocker to see every installed app.
Tap any app to switch it, or set an optional per-app time limit.
The change applies the next time that app is opened, no restart needed.
Uninstall protection adds a confirmation step before Paxio itself can be removed, and app blocking is enforced by Android's Accessibility Service — not by hiding or disabling the app — so uninstalling the blocked app itself doesn't bypass Paxio.
Yes — any app can get its own optional time limit, independent of the overall daily screen time cap.
New installs default to whatever your household's suggested app setup was during onboarding — you can adjust any app individually afterward.
Yes — opening a blocked app shows a clear block screen rather than silently failing, so there's no ambiguity about what happened.