The moment you follow the same limits you set for your child, everything changes. No more "why only me?" No more nightly battles. Just one family, building better habits — together.
Every parent we talk to says the same things. See if any of these feel like home.
Your YouTube. Your Reels. Your bank. Your WhatsApp. The moment they unlock it, it's all right there. You said yes to one thing and opened the door to everything.
You've said "give me the phone" a hundred times. They've stalled a hundred times. Someone ends up angry. The next morning, you start over — and dread doing it again tonight.
You were on your phone for two hours before telling them to stop. They noticed. They remembered. And when they said it out loud — you felt it, because they were right.
Takes an hour to set up. Changes the dynamic immediately.
Sit with your child. Let them watch you enter your own screen time goal. Let them help pick their allowed apps. When they're part of setting the rules, they actually keep them.
Tap once to switch to child mode — your apps lock, their safe space opens. Or use Child Detection Mode: if they open a listed app, Raxak switches their profile on its own.
Takes 3 secondsNot to catch them. To celebrate. A streak growing. A habit forming. A score improving. This is when the real conversations happen — the good kind.
The moment your child sees your screen time number sitting next to theirs — in the same app, on the same phone — something shifts. It stops being "your restriction" and becomes "our family's thing." That's the only parenting move that actually works.
You set a daily goal. Your streak shows on the dashboard. When you keep it, they see it. When you slip, they see that too. That honesty changes how they hear you when you ask them to do the same.
Twenty minutes of continuous scrolling — for you or your child — and Raxak steps in. Same nudge. No exceptions. Your child doesn't just hear you say "put it down." They see you do it.
Walk. Call someone. Read for ten minutes. Your pending todos appear when you run out of screen time — just like your child's do. You're not telling them to go be productive while you keep scrolling.
Primarily the parent's view — the one you check over morning chai to see how everyone did. Yourself included.
Screen time used, todos done, streak count, app-by-app breakdown. Switch to your own tab — same numbers, your habits. No surprises at dinner. No arguments about "I barely used it."
No more dead-end "Time's Up" screens. When screen time runs out, Raxak surfaces a todo list — your child sees their tasks, you see yours. The habit of reaching for the phone gets replaced with something that actually matters.
Your child gets a weekly Digital Wellness Score — goal adherence, sleep patterns, self-control. When it goes up, you celebrate. When it slips, you have a conversation, not a fight. Data gives you words when emotions would run high.
The shared-phone switch is one thing Raxak does well. Whether you share one device or your child has their own — it fits your family the way it actually lives.
Different rules for school mornings, study hours, and Sunday afternoons. Set it once, let it run.
Block the games, the reels, the rabbit holes — the moment child mode turns on, they're gone.
What they search stays appropriate. Without you having to go through their browser history.
Know the moment they reach school. Know when they're on their way home. No more waiting and wondering.
If something concerning shows up, you hear about it. Without reading every single message they send.
Three kids, three different ages, three sets of rules. One subscription covers all of them.
Twenty minutes of endless scrolling — for you or your child — and Raxak gently breaks the spell.
Child has their own phone? Set it up remotely, monitor from yours. Works just as well — or better.
Two things that matter when you're putting your child's digital life in an app's hands.
Most parental control apps make you install a separate children's version as an APK — outside the Play Store, bypassing Google's privacy and security review entirely. Raxak went through the full Play Store submission process. Google reviewed it, checked it, and approved it. That's not easy to pass — and that's exactly the point.
Raxak is the smallest parental control app on Android — no bloatware, nothing running in the background that shouldn't be. Built by engineers with 20+ years of experience, including time at Google. The result: lower battery drain, less data usage, and an app that does exactly what it says and nothing more.
₹50 a month for fewer arguments, better habits, and a household that actually feels calmer. Three months free to feel it before you decide.
No credit card. No auto-renewal. If three months go by and nothing's changed, you walk away having lost nothing. Most parents notice something different in the first week.
After your free trial — less than you'd think
Managed via Google Play · Cancel any time · One plan covers all profiles on the device
Not the argument about screen time. The one where your child says, "you kept your goal today."
Three months free to get there.
Free for 3 months · No credit card · Cancel any time · Android only