A family of four playing a board game together in a warm living room
Family

Home Is Where the Phone Stays Down.

One household, one group, one shared commitment to building better screen time habits.

Daily focus

Homework hour

Maya1.4 / 2h
Theo2.0 / 2h

Locked by admin PIN.

This week
  • 1PriyaLive6.4h
  • 2Marcus5.9h
  • 3You5.2h

How family mode works.

  1. 01

    One group, everyone in it

    The whole household on a single board. Parents included, which is the part that makes it work.

  2. 02

    Presets per person

    Homework blocks look nothing like wind down. Each member gets their own, and an admin PIN locks who can change them.

  3. 03

    Alerts instead of nagging

    If someone falls behind their daily goal, the app is the one that says so.

Parents and two kids cooking together at a sunlit kitchen island

Your dad is on the leaderboard too.

A thirteen-year-old already knows when the adults are on their phones too much. Sharing a board changes it from “put your phone down” to “let’s both put our phones down.”

This week
  • 1PriyaLive6.4h
  • 2Marcus5.9h
  • 3You5.2h
A father helping his daughter with homework at a kitchen table, phone face down

Homework hour without the fight.

The tag goes on the kitchen table. Tapping in becomes the thing that starts the session, so the argument never has to.

Daily focus

Homework hour

Maya1.4 / 2h
Theo2.0 / 2h

Locked by admin PIN.

A family walking home down a tree-lined street at golden hour, no phones out

It works without the admin controls.

Turn the expectations off and the alerts go with them. A couple, or a pair of roommates, gets the same shared board without any of the parental parts.

Focused now

4 / 5

Everyone but Sam is in a session.

Built for a household.

A mother reading a book with her two children on a couch at golden hour

One shared group

The whole family on a single leaderboard, with no separate parent and child views.

Admin PIN

Presets and goals stay locked to the parent who set the group up.

Daily expectations

Set a focus target per member, or leave it switched off entirely.

Behind-schedule alerts

A quiet nudge when someone is short of their goal, instead of a reminder from you.

Start as a family.

Put a tag where your family already gathers, get everyone into one group, and let the leaderboard do the part you have been doing out loud.

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