Values first. Then the limits.
Free tools that help Australian parents make screen time decisions, starting with what matters most to your family.
Make our family screen planBuilt by a registered psychologist with 20 years in child and family services. Free, private, about 10 minutes.
How the planner works
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Step 1
Choose your values
Pick the 3 to 5 things that matter most, such as rest, connection or real-world friendships.
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Step 2
Add your children
Their ages and how busy their afternoons are. One home or two, school device or not.
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Step 3
Get your plan
A daily allowance for each child, based on Australian guidelines, plus family agreements to print.
Why parents trust it
Based on Australian guidelines
Every number comes from the Australian 24-Hour Movement Guidelines or eSafety, linked and dated.
Your children stay private
The planner works on your device. Children's names are never sent, even if you email yourself the plan.
Built on family values
Limits work better when they come from what your family cares about, not from a number alone.
Common questions from Australian parents
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