Daily limits
The device locks itself when the limit is reached. Bonus minutes go back on right away.
Child device management
KidsDM sets daily limits, blocks chosen apps and reports location on your child's Android device. The parent app keeps you informed without checking the tablet again and again.
Parent app preview
Give screen time
back to better things
Families need rules, not arguments
Let the system handle the daily reminders. You step in only when a decision is needed.
The device locks itself when the limit is reached. Bonus minutes go back on right away.
Give an app its own limit or block it. Phone, messages, maps and system settings always stay available.
Focus and bedtime start on their own, with separate rules for weekdays and weekends.
See the latest location and the past 30 days of movement, including the walk home from school.
Chores, reading or practice earn extra time once approved. Easier to agree on than taking time away.
AI assistance
A week of usage turned into a few sentences, with the apps worth a look already flagged. You decide whether to change anything.
857 minutes this week, 122 minutes a day on average, up 9% from last week. TikTok and YouTube took the most time.
Refreshed every Monday. Built only from total minutes and app names.
Newly installed apps are grouped automatically and marked with a risk level, so you do not have to research each one.
Sorting and notes are suggestions. The rules stay yours.
Three steps
Install the KidsDM child app on your child's Android device and enable the accessibility and device admin permissions.
Type the six digit pair code in the parent app to bind the device to your family account.
Set limits, blocks and schedules. The device syncs within a minute.
Minutes left, time used and usage per app all sit on one screen. When you want to be generous, pause the limit or send bonus minutes.
Used 72 min Limit 120 min
Assign a task, let your child submit it, and approve it to add minutes automatically. Clear rules leave less to argue about.
Minutes are added on approval
When the child app sees an uninstall screen or the admin permission is switched off, it records the event and shows it in the parent app. Android still sets the limit, but nothing happens silently.
Recent reports from the device
FAQ
No. The child app uses the standard Android accessibility service and device admin permissions, and does not modify the system.
The child app detects the uninstall screen and reports it, but Android does not allow a regular app to block removal completely. We recommend a screen lock and the system parental controls as well.
The child app currently supports Android devices, and the parent app is an Android app as well.
Rules already synced to the device keep working. Usage and location reports are sent once the connection returns.
Yes. Switch between children in the parent app, each with their own limits, app rules and schedules.
No. The AI features only read aggregated usage minutes, app names and categories. Messages, photos, contacts and files are never read.
Yes. The AI only adds explanation and hints. Limits, blocks and schedules are set by you and enforced by the system whether AI is on or off.
The app is set up with you by our team. Email support@kidsdm.com and we will send the installer and pairing steps.
Hand the limits, blocks and schedules to the system. Step in only when you want to make an exception.