Haipp

Kids earn screen time by finishing homework. Parents assign homework or chores. The child uploads a photo when the work is done. You approve, points add up, and entertainment apps unlock — YouTube, games, Disney+, whichever you choose to gate. HAIPP is for a parent and that parent’s own children. It is not for watching a partner, roommate, or anyone else. Key features: • Reward system that converts finished work into entertainment time • Parent-picked app rules that pause blocked apps until work is approved • Parent Home map, location history, and geofence alerts • Pairing code so a child phone joins the family • 14-day free trial, then $4.99/month AccessibilityService API (parental app rules) HAIPP uses Android’s AccessibilityService API only as a parental-control feature. On a child device, the “HAIPP App Rules” accessibility service watches which app is in the foreground so it can pause apps a parent has blocked until the child earns approved screen time. It does not read on-screen text or passwords, does not type into other apps, does not change system settings without the user, and is not used for advertising, analytics, or call recording. A parent chooses the blocked apps. The child (or parent setting up the child phone) must turn the service on in Android Accessibility settings after an in-app disclosure. The child can turn the service off in system settings. This is parental control, not an accessibility tool for people with disabilities. A walkthrough of this disclosure and setup is here: https://youtu.be/hbUpJdgm99M HAIPP helps families put learning first — one approved task at a time.