Screen Goal

A little structure. A lot more living.

Less screen-time
friction. More room
for family life.

Set clear limits, agree what comes first, and give your kids a clearer path from “Can I play?” to knowing what comes next.

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Clear expectations for them. Less mental load for you.

A family reading, drawing and spending time with their dog in a sunlit living room.
Room for the good stuff.
One afternoon. A little more room.Family routine example
  1. Homework
  2. Screen time
  3. Outside
  4. Together

Screens belong in the day.
So does everything else.

ScreenGoal helps families make space for play, responsibilities and rest—with screen-time rules that are easier to understand.

01 A little less to carry

You shouldn’t have to be the family stopwatch.

A few minutes here. Another session there. Keeping track can become a job of its own.

ScreenGoal brings your screen-time rules into one place. Set daily limits, choose allowed periods and make room for the routines that work for your family.

Fewer things to remember.
Fewer decisions on the spot.

Family overviewExample
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Jamie’s afternoon

Rules set by you

Daily screen-time limit1h 30m
Homework periodEducational apps allowed
Free-time periodYour category limits apply
A plan you can come back to.
Illustrative overview of daily limits and scheduled periods.

02 Make the next step clear

Give “yes”
a clear path.

“Can I play?” doesn’t have to start another negotiation.

Agree together what comes first—homework, helping out or getting outside. When you’re ready, you can add bonus screen time from your parent account.

Less chasing.
A clearer next step.

You confirm the responsibility and grant the time. ScreenGoal doesn’t automatically track or verify chores.

Our family agreementHomework first.
Then a little play.Agreed together, outside the app.
Parent adds bonus timeDemo
15minutes

A little extra time, just for today.

Respect scheduled periods

A parent chooses when to add time.

Interactive example only. Bonus time follows schedules by default and doesn’t remove a manual lock.

03 Their day. Their part in it.

Give them boundaries—and room to choose.

Good habits grow through everyday practice.

Clear expectations give children opportunities to plan ahead, finish responsibilities and decide how to use the time available to them. You provide the structure; they practise taking more ownership.

Small decisions.
More ownership.

A child tying her trainers to go outside, while her mother waters a plant nearby.
A little structure.
Space to find their own next step.

04 A heads-up, not a surprise

Help them see
the finish coming.

To you, their time is nearly up. To them, they’re halfway through something important.

ScreenGoal’s configurable warnings show time remaining as a limit approaches. A clear heads-up gives them a chance to wrap up and prepare for the next part of the day.

Time to prepare,
instead of being caught by surprise.

Explore ScreenGoal for gaming
A more predictable finishDemo

A little heads-up.

Only 5 minutes left for Gaming.
Time to start wrapping up.

Example with a 5-minute warning. Warnings and blocking follow your settings; a warning doesn’t extend the session.

A routine that fits your family

You set the boundaries.
Make room for the rest.

Start with one child, one device and a plan you agree on together.

  1. 01

    Bring your family together.

    Create your parent account, add a child and link their supported device.

  2. 02

    Decide what works for you.

    Choose daily limits, allowed periods and warnings. Agree on responsibilities together.

  3. 03

    Let the routine guide the day.

    Check activity, adjust your rules and add bonus time when you choose.

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More room for what matters

Clear boundaries.
Less daily back-and-forth.

You decide what works for your family.
ScreenGoal helps make those expectations easier to follow.

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A little learning A little screen time A little fresh air A lot of life