Screenwise: Math 4 Screen Time

Screenwise Tech

About this app

Struggling with times tables and daily screen time battles?
Screenwise makes math practice part of everyday play. Instead of arguing about phone use, kids earn their screen time by mastering multiplication through fun math games and smart flash cards. Parents stay in control, and kids stay motivated.

With Screenwise, learning times tables becomes a challenge kids actually want to complete. Each correct answer in the math quiz earns time they can spend on their favorite games or apps. You decide how long they can play, when to stop, and how much access to give. When their timer runs out, a quick math challenge appears again turning screen control into a natural part of daily learning.

🎓 Learn Math, Then Play
Screenwise helps children build strong times table skills using interactive flash cards and adaptive quizzes. The app’s Spaced Repetition System, proven in schools, helps kids remember multiplication facts longer and recall them faster.
• Smart flash cards powered by spaced repetition used by teachers and learning experts
• Engaging math games and quizzes designed for kids
• Colorful progress heatmaps that show which tables need practice
• Clear reports for parents to track growth over time
• Great for home, homeschool, or after-school learning

With Screenwise, kids don’t just play math games, they learn in the same way they do in school, one step at a time, while earning screen time rewards that motivate them to keep going.

🔒 Parental Control That Actually Works
Tired of complicated parental control apps? Screenwise gives parents clear control over access and time, without endless settings menus.
• Set a daily screen time limit and let your child earn more by completing math quizzes
• When time runs out, Screenwise blocks app access automatically until more minutes are earned
• Customize the timer and settings for each day of the week
• Simple parental control dashboard, easy for families to use together
• Prevent unauthorized changes to phone settings with secure access protection

Parents can relax knowing the timer enforces boundaries calmly and consistently, keeping family routines balanced.

💡 Why Families Choose Screenwise
Families love Screenwise because it connects school learning with screen use. It turns math flash cards into a fun, rewarding game that replaces nagging with motivation.
• Effective multiplication practice with built-in motivation
• Screen time rewards that turn learning into play
• Helps kids learn responsibility, self-control, and time management
• Real progress reports for parents who want to see improvement
• Designed for family harmony—less conflict, more cooperation

Screenwise makes the phone a tool for learning, not distraction. Kids feel proud to earn their own playtime, and parents get peace of mind knowing every minute on screen starts with learning.

📊 Key Features at a Glance
• Interactive math quizzes and adaptive times table challenges
• Smart flash card learning system built for school-age kids
• Visual progress tracking with heatmaps and detailed stats
• Full parental control over app access and screen timer settings
• Works across games and apps to manage daily usage
• Engaging math games that make times tables fun

Screenwise helps wise parents raise wise kids by linking math learning and screen habits in one simple app.

⚙️ Accessibility Service Permission
Screenwise uses Accessibility Service only to enforce parental control features—like blocking unauthorized changes, monitoring app access, and managing screen timers. Your personal information, messages, passwords, photos, and browsing history are never read or stored. All processing happens on your device, supporting secure and private parental control for your family.

With Screenwise, every screen minute starts with math and ends with play. It’s the smarter, calmer, and wiser way to manage time, learning, and family life.

What’s new

Adjusted the points system to make it slightly easier to earn points, balancing the extra effort now required to type the correct answer instead of selecting from multiple choices