ScreenLimit

ScreenLimit is time based content-control software for parents to control the time their children spend on devices. [1]

ScreenLimit
Developer(s)ScreenLimit Ltd.
Stable release
1.1 (All platforms)
Operating systemMicrosoft Windows, iOS, Android and Kindle Fire
TypeContent Control
LicenseProprietary EULA
WebsiteScreenLimit Homepage

Working

Children can do assigned tasks like homework to earn more time. Multiple people can use the same or more devices in combination with their own time. They will get a warning when time runs out. When time runs out icons or the desktop will disappear and the ScreenLimit timer page will appear. Multiple schedules can be made like weekend/schoolday/vacation. An example of a schedule could be: Block at 22:00 (regardless of unspent time); Add 60 minutes (a day) at 00:01; UnBlock at 07:00. Parents can see realtime who is using what device. Parents can also manually (un)block a child. With one account multiple children and devices can be managed by multiple parents.

History

ScreenLimit was first released in November 2016. [2] ScreenLimit was closed on 22 January, 2019.

ScreenLimit was closed in January 2019.

Reviews

PC Advisor Full Review[1]

Educational App Store Teacher's Review[3]

gollark: I'm making free beacons for my augmented reality thing available on-demand.
gollark: That sounds like an excellent and nonhorrible idea.
gollark: I'm fairly sure the font isn't monospaced.
gollark: Anyone know how to right-align text on overlay glasses?
gollark: So was my esolang, and you shouldn't use that.

See also

References
  1. "PC Advisor - ScreenLimit Review". IDG. 2017-04-10.
  2. "Angel Co". 2016-11-01.
  3. Educational App Store - ScreenLimit Review
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