Reward your kid for staying under their screen time limit, automatically — every day they stay under it builds a streak, and the reward grows as it holds, without a parent having to approve anything.
Screen time limits usually feel like pure restriction — a wall the phone hits, with nothing on the other side of doing well. The streak bonus is Paxio's answer to that: staying under the daily limit for a run of days earns real bonus minutes, automatically, so good habits get a visible, positive payoff instead of just an absence of punishment.
The bonus grows the longer the streak holds — each threshold unlocks automatically.
This is different from a manual extra-time request.
Simple and predictable, no hidden rules.
Every day your child stays under their daily screen time limit counts toward their streak. At 3, 7, 15, and 30 days running, they automatically earn +15, +30, +45, and +60 bonus minutes.
Yes — going over the daily limit breaks the streak, and it starts counting from zero again the next day under budget.
No — streak-bonus minutes are added automatically once a milestone is reached, without a separate approval step. This is different from a manual extra-time request, which does go to the parent for approval.
Yes — the child dashboard shows the current streak and the next milestone, so the reward feels like something they're building toward, not a surprise.