A small promise, every day

A little screen time.
More room to grow.

Agree on a daily screen time routine together.
Then make room for all the little things beyond the screen.

  • No account needed
  • Data stays on device
  • iPhone and iPad
Small routines. Room to grow.
iPhone welcome screen from a development version, shown in Chinese
iPhone welcome screen from a development version, shown in Chinese

Small promises.
Everyday care.

Start with a conversation.
Build a routine together.

Time with a boundary

Agree on a daily allowance for one app or a whole category of games.

A moment to rest

When the system records the limit, ask it to pause the selected apps.

Parents stay involved

Need a little longer today? A parent can choose to allow the rule for the day.

Different games.
One shared allowance.

Choose a whole category, such as Games, so its apps share a daily allowance. Or set a separate limit for an individual app.

About category limits
Category allowance example

Games

30 min / per day

Try a daily allowance

Game A10 minGame B20 min

The 30-minute allowance is reached. Time for the category to rest.

Illustration with a fixed 10 + 20 minutes of use. This is not a live usage report.

Settings are for parents

Unlock when opening the app

Open the app. Confirm it is you.

A calmer routine.
A little more peace of mind.

Keep time limits, purchase choices and device settings together. Choose the protection requests that fit your family, then enable protection.

A parent PIN for settings

A six-digit parent PIN protects the management area, with optional Face ID or Touch ID.

Mindful purchase choices

Request restrictions on in-app purchases or require a password for App Store transactions.

App and device choices

Request protections for installation, removal, account changes and date and time settings.

Boundaries within Game Center

Request limits on multiplayer gaming and adding friends in Game Center.

Actual protection depends on system permission, OS version and device support.

Start with one small promise.

Set things up together on the device you want to manage.

  1. 1

    Authorize and set a PIN

    Grant Screen Time permission in Apple’s system interface, then choose a six-digit parent PIN.

  2. 2

    Agree on daily time

    Add an app or a category. Start with 30 minutes per day, or choose an allowance that works for you.

  3. 3

    Enable protection together

    Confirm your limits and protection choices. When more time is needed, a parent can handle the request in the app.

Your family’s routines.
On your own device.

No account to create. No app usage details uploaded.
Rules stay on your device. PIN verification materials stay in the system Keychain.

Read the privacy policy

A few things to know

Visit the support page
Can I manage another device remotely?

This version is configured on the device being managed. It has no remote control, cloud accounts or device sync. Set up each iPhone or iPad separately.

Does an app lock the instant a limit is reached?

Apple’s Screen Time frameworks handle events and shielding, and callbacks may be delayed. SafeSprout displays configured limits and lock states, not live usage or a second-by-second countdown.

What if I forget the parent PIN?

There is no cloud recovery or universal PIN. The device owner can revoke Screen Time authorization in Settings to end management, but this does not recover the PIN. Reinstalling is not guaranteed to reset it.

Let good habits
take their time to grow.

Start today with a little time you agree on together.

App Store link coming soon

The download link will be added when available.

Requires iOS / iPadOS 17.6 or later

Setup and permission are required on each device. System restrictions can be revoked; bypass prevention is not guaranteed.