ScreenTasker

ScreenTasker turns screen time into something you and your kids agree on - not fight about. Set healthy limits on your child's device, then let them earn extra time by completing real chores and responsibilities. No more nagging, no more standoffs over the tablet - just a system everyone can see and trust. How it works • Set daily screen time limits and see exactly what your kids are using their devices for • Assign tasks and chores with clear rewards attached • Kids complete tasks, parents approve them, rewards land automatically • Two simple currencies: Tickets convert straight into extra screen time, and Stars build toward real pocket money - both fully configurable to match how your family already does allowance and screen rules Built for real families • Link multiple parents and multiple children in one family, each with their own devices • Every device, every parent, always in sync - approve a task or check in on progress from any linked parent device Why families use ScreenTasker • Replaces arguments with a system: the rules are visible, consistent, and the same every day • Turns "put the phone down" into "you've got more chores to do if you want more time" - a conversation kids can actually engage with • Builds real responsibility habits, not just device restriction Getting started Try ScreenTasker free for 30 days. Set it up once, customize the currencies and limits to fit your family, and let the app do the daily enforcement so you don't have to. ScreenTasker uses Android's Accessibility Service on the child's device to detect which app is currently in the foreground in real time. This lets the app enforce the screen-time limits, app blocks, bed-time hours, and task-based restrictions that the parent has set up, and show an on-screen message explaining why the device is locked. This feature is only active in Child mode, is enabled during setup by the parent, and can only be turned off by the parent. ScreenTasker does not read, record, or transmit the screen content, notifications, or text of any other app, and it does not record audio. The only data this feature sends is a log of which apps were used and for how long, so a parent can review their child's screen-time history.