Parental Control Screen Time helps parents guide screen use on their own children's Android devices. Pair a child device with the parent's account to set daily and individual app limits, bedtime and school schedules, allowed apps, and temporary pauses. Parents can see daily and weekly usage reports, receive time requests, and exchange family messages. Reports show when device data was last updated; a disconnected device may report late.
Optional AI assistance explains authorised usage and device status in plain language. It uses available synced records and may be mistaken. Parents review and confirm suggested changes; the assistant does not silently change rules or claim a device is safe. Free and paid plans have different child and monthly AI-request limits, shown in the app.
Optional website protection uses Android's VpnService for parent-approved DNS filtering. Domain queries go to Cloudflare for Families over encrypted DNS. An additional, separately enabled Browser Guard uses Android Accessibility to read supported browser address bars and check hostnames; it does not read page content or private messages. The child-device setup gives separate disclosures and asks for the relevant permissions. Monitoring uses an identifiable icon and ongoing notification while active. Filtering is limited and cannot guarantee every harmful site will be blocked.
Parents can review protection status and urgent child help alerts. Delivery and enforcement depend on permissions, device connectivity, Android version and device settings. The app is intended for transparent parental monitoring of children, not secret surveillance.
Settings includes a One Network app catalog. Google Play subscriptions renew automatically until cancelled in Google Play; the app displays the store's local price and billing terms before purchase. You can manage Screen Time data and privacy in Settings. One Network account and any other app's data remain separate from Screen Time product-data deletion.
Set family screen limits, understand usage and get AI-assisted guidance.