Set screen time limits with Qustodio

Most arguments about screens come down to one question: how long is enough. Qustodio lets you answer it once, in numbers, instead of renegotiating every evening. You set a daily limit, choose the days it applies to and let the app enforce it.

Limits can be tied to the whole device or to games and apps specifically. A tablet might get three hours a day overall, while a single game gets less. Restricted times add a second layer, so the device stays off-limits during school hours or after bedtime.

When something comes up, the pause button stops internet access at once and a tap later restores it. That is handy for dinner or homework, and it keeps you from taking the device out of your child's hands.

The dashboard keeps score: it shows today's total screen time next to the limit you set, so you can see whether the number is realistic. Adjust it as your child grows and tell them about the change before it takes effect.

A free Qustodio account protects one device, and signing up also brings a trial of the Premium features, so you can try limits on a real routine before choosing a plan.

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