Extra time requests: approve or decline
No more arguing over “10 more minutes”. Your child asks on screen, the request lands on your phone and you answer with one tap.
Your request was sent, waiting for an answer…
wants +15 min for Minecraft
Expires if not answered within 10 min
Every request on your phone
Extra time, a blocked app or a website: your child sees why it's closed and can ask for permission. You can answer even when you're not at home.
Unanswered requests expire
If you don't answer within a set time, the request expires by itself. Your child sees the result on screen and isn't left waiting.
Rewards for chores
Tidied their room or laid the table? Give reward time from the panel, with the reason. Your child sees a congratulation on screen.
Frequently asked questions
What if my child keeps sending requests?
You can decline or simply not answer; the request then expires. The rules stay in your hands.
Can both parents approve?
Yes. You can add a second parent, a babysitter or the grandparents to the family; a babysitter can only answer requests.
Which day does reward time count for?
The day you give it; it's added to that day's time.
Other features
Every app is allowed, limited or blocked. New apps are checked with you first.
Website filterAdult and gambling sites blocked, SafeSearch on. Free.
Usage reportWhich app and website was used and for how long, per device and per day.
Screen time and bedtimeA daily limit, separate for weekdays and weekends, screens off at bedtime.
Family break and internet offOne button pauses every screen. If needed, a device's internet is switched off.
Shared devicesSiblings share a tablet or computer, and time counts for each child separately.
AI tutorExplanations and exercises by school year. Gives a hint, not the answer.
Learn first, then playChildren who pass a quiz earn game time.
Exam preparationTest calendar, exam mode and surprise revision quizzes.
School connectionMarks, homework and tests come in automatically from Smartschool.
ReadingThe Atlas library, a reading timer and reading-aloud practice.
Weekly reportEvery Sunday in your inbox: screen time, lessons, strengths and weak spots.
Special needsDyslexia support, gentle transitions and eye breaks.
Trust and transparencyYour child knows what you see. Rules are read together.
Parent assistantWrite or say it to Atlas: change a rule, cut the internet, adjust the plan. Every action with your approval.
