Daily & weekend limits
Different limits for school days and weekends, resetting at midnight.
TimePromise turns daily limits into a calm family agreement: clear time, gentle voice reminders, and a lock screen that doesn't turn into a fight.
No complicated settings. Set the agreement once, and TimePromise quietly keeps it.
Different limits for school days and weekends, resetting at midnight.
2 × 20 minutes, with a forced break in between. Or one daily allowance.
The tablet rests at 21:30. No debate, no negotiating at the door.
Cap one app without locking everything else. Great for video apps.
Record “time's up” in your voice. It plays twice, clearly, at the right moment.
Check today's usage, send a message or add time from your phone.
Open TimePromise and follow the short guide. No computer, no factory reset.
Choose daily limits, bedtime and app limits. Add a PIN and a voice reminder.
The timer runs quietly. When time is up, the lock screen takes over.
Pair the tablet with the parent console using an 8-character device code or QR. See today's usage, change the agreement, send a message or a voice note — without walking into the room.
TimePromise works entirely on the device. No ads, no tracking, no account required. The optional remote console only syncs usage, rules and messages — never recordings or the parent PIN.
Android 11 and above. Side-load the APK, follow the guide, and you're done.
No. The local app works without an account or network. The remote console is optional and only needs a connection when you use it.
TimePromise uses Android's accessibility service and device admin to keep the lock in place and make uninstalling harder. No consumer app can be unbreakable on every ROM; more hardening is available with Device Owner on a reset device.
On the tablet: Parent center → Scan & bind. Show the 8-character device code or QR. In the console, scan it or type the code.
No. Voice reminders stay on the tablet. Voice messages in the parent chat are uploaded for delivery and are only accessible with the family account.
A full-screen lock appears. The child can call a parent, listen to the recorded reminder again, or send a message asking for more time.