Stop being the phone police.
Phone rules that enforce themselves. No more arguing every night.
Join the 2-week family testI'm Mahamane. I'm a student, and I've been building an app that enforces phone rules automatically — without parents having to step in.
The thing I kept hearing was: "I set the limit, but then it becomes a fight every night." The rule exists. Enforcing it is the problem.
Before I build anything serious, I want to actually see it work in real homes. That's what this is.
I care more about what's actually useful than about shipping something fast.
Here's what it actually does
One real example:
Say the rule is: no social apps until 1 hour of reading is done. You set the goal. The app tracks it.
Here's what happens on your kid's phone:
1 hr reading goal — in progress
42 min remaining
TikTok
1 hr reading goal — complete
All finished
TikTok
You set the rule once. The app handles the rest — no reminders, no arguments, no checking in.
What it doesn't do
Parents ask these questions. Here are the answers.
- No ads. Ever.
- Doesn't read messages or content
- Doesn't damage or break the phone
- Parent sets every rule — the app just enforces them
- Uninstalls in 30 seconds if you change your mind
Is this for you?
- Your kid is somewhere between 9 and 15
- They use an Android phone
- Phone limits cause tension at home — even occasionally
If that's not your situation, this probably isn't a good fit right now.
What it actually involves
Not much.
- 1
Quick call
About 10 minutes. I walk you through how it works and you can ask anything.
- 2
Install it
I'll help you get it set up on your kid's phone. Doesn't take long.
- 3
Two weeks at home
Just use it normally. No special routine, no logging anything.
- 4
Tell me what happened
A conversation about what worked and what didn't. That's it.
The families in this test aren't beta testers — they're the people who decide what this becomes. Your honest feedback matters more than any positive review.
Join the test
Takes about a minute. I'll reach out in a few days if it seems like a match.