Schedules

Easy way to forbid usage of social networks at night and games while at school

Teen Time allows you to define weekly schedules that will block certain application at days and time you define.

Good examples of schedules are School Time and Night Time schedules. Defining them will help your kid to avoid usage of games and social applications while classes or when taking a nap.

You can define unlimited number of schedules per child. Each schedule can be turned on or off when you wish.

More information about this feature is included in our Application Schedules Setup tutorial.

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Screen Time Limits

Don't let your kids play all day long. Set daily screen time limits for chosen apps.

Schedules

Decide what's appropriate for school time or bed time. Don't let your kids become distracted.

App Blocker

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Geolocation

See where is your kid right now and where he spend time lately.

Geofences

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App Usage Reports

See how much time and when your kids are using particular applications.

SOS button

Give your kid a way to contact you immediately. Along with his current position.

Free-play mode

Need to get your kid off yourself? Switch this mode on and all games will be on. For a limited time.

Device Break mode

Time for a dinner or you need them attentive? Just one click and all disturbing apps are off.

Device monitoring

Never let your child’s phone drain a battery unexpectedly. Always have a way to contact your kid.

Mandatory messaging

Send texts to your child device that will interrupt any activity and show itself.

Sound level control

Making calls that never heard because on Do-Not-Disturb mode? Forget about this forever. Set your kid’s device volume remotely.

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