TimeCheck – Plan screen time

Screen time without the daily arguments. TimeCheck gives every child their own weekly screen time budget. Instead of constantly asking for more time, kids learn to decide for themselves: redeem a coin now, or save it for later? One coin equals a set number of minutes of screen time. Parents set the framework, and children plan their time within it on their own. How TimeCheck works: - Every child gets their own weekly budget of coins. - Coins are redeemed for screen time. - Children can see at any time how many coins are still available. - Parents set the allowed times and weekdays. - Shared family rules create clear agreements. - Redeemed and credited coins appear right in the activities. - The history keeps redemptions and changes easy to follow. - The parent area is protected by a PIN. - With the widget, the current screen time stays in view. For the whole family and across multiple devices TimeCheck can be connected across devices using a family name and a personal sync code. Devices with different Apple IDs can also belong to the same family. This way, parents and children can use TimeCheck on their own devices and still share the same status. Trust instead of surveillance TimeCheck deliberately relies on personal responsibility. The goal is not to control every minute technically. Children should learn to manage their screen time independently. Parents set the framework. Children decide within that framework when to use their screen time. Whether smartphone, tablet or TV: the simple coin principle works regardless of which screen the time is spent in front of. Important: TimeCheck does not lock anything TimeCheck does not lock apps or the screen and does not interfere with the device. The app is a planning and agreement tool: it shows how much time is available and how much has already been redeemed. Compliance is based on trust and shared rules within the family. Fewer discussions. Clear rules. More personal responsibility. No locks and no monitoring.