Give your kid their own screen time view, not just restrictions — a countdown ring for time left today and a 7-day streak row, 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.
Give your kid their own screen time view, not just restrictions — a countdown ring for time left today and a 7-day streak row, 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.
A dashboard your kid can actually check without dreading it.
Good habits get visible credit.
The child view can't accidentally become the parent view.
Add your child's profile during onboarding or from Settings.
Dedicated child device or shared — this determines whether a parent view exists on that device.
It becomes the default view whenever the device is in child mode.
Yes — a countdown ring on their dashboard shows time left today, so there are no surprises when the limit is close.
No — it shows a plain-language summary of what's currently on, not a list of restrictions to push back against.
Only with the parent PIN — on a shared device, switching views always requires it. On a dedicated child device, there's no parent view to switch to at all.
It counts consecutive days under the daily screen time limit. The streak bonus grows automatically at 3, 7, 15, and 30 days running, and resets when a day goes over the limit.