Raxak shows you your own week before it asks anything of your child — then gives you real controls on their Android phone: a daily limit, bedtime, app blocking, web filtering, and alerts the moment something changes.
Kids notice the family pattern. When parents scroll freely and only the child is restricted, limits feel like punishment — and the rules never stick.
Three steps, about ten minutes, in the order the app actually walks you through.
Sign in with Google, allow Usage Access, and Raxak builds your report on the spot: where your time went, and your Wellness Score. Optional — but it's the most valuable switch in the app.
Add your child, then scan the QR code with their phone — it installs Raxak pre-paired. Approve on your phone, grant the permissions the app walks through, done.
Daily limit, bedtime, App Control and web filtering — all from your phone. You're alerted when protection is switched off, a new app is installed, or a limit is reached.
Curious why we start with you? Read Raxak for the whole family →
Opt in during setup and Raxak treats you as a person, not an administrator: a rolling last-7-days report, a 0–100 Wellness Score, and streaks. Your daily goal nudges you toward a to-do — it never locks your phone.
A daily limit summed across all their devices, a bedtime that hard-blocks apps overnight, App Control by app or category, and web filtering. When something is blocked, the child sees exactly why — plus a word game and their to-dos, not a blank wall.
The Wellness Score turns a week of minutes into one number the family can talk about. Trends show late-night use, pickups and first unlock. And your phone is notified when protection is switched off, tamper protection is removed, a new app is installed, or a limit is reached.
Most parental apps bypass the Play Store entirely. Raxak went through Google's full review — including its parental-control policy for the Accessibility service — and it's updated through Play like any other app.
No bloatware. Nothing running in the background that shouldn't be. 20+ years of engineering experience — lower battery drain, less data, does exactly what it says.
Raxak sees app names, time spent, and websites visited on your child's device — never messages, photos, location, camera or microphone. It doesn't even ask for those permissions. Permissions, explained →
The trial starts on its own when you set up your family, and you get 14 more days when you connect a child's phone. Nothing auto-renews. When it ends, seeing stays free; enforcing needs a plan.
After your 30 days — one plan, everything included
Launch prices for new families in India · Your exact price is shown in Google Play before you pay · Cancel any time
More questions? Read the full Android FAQ →
Raxak runs on Android phones and tablets — and every screen of the setup is documented, with real screenshots.
Your phone, then your child's — connected in about 10 minutes.
What each permission does, with steps for every phone brand.
What's free, what's premium, and how each feature works.
Fixes for the problems parents actually hit.
Using an iPhone? Raxak for iOS is in development — see what's coming →
Build the habit first. Connect your child when you're ready.
Free for 30 days · No card · No auto-renewal · Android phones & tablets