A complete tour of Raxak on Android: understanding your family's screen time, guiding better habits, and enforcing real boundaries — plus exactly what your child sees.
Home shows today at a glance for each family member: total time as a donut split by category, top apps, unlocks, streaks, and to-dos completed. Switch between family members with the tabs at the top — "Me" first, then each child.
A rolling last-7-days report per person: total and daily average, top apps, and "what we noticed" highlights. You can share it as an image. The Trends tab adds weekly patterns, streaks, late-night usage, daily pickups, and first-pickup time.
One 0–100 score that summarizes the week from four parts: goal adherence (30%), usage quality (25%), sleep-safe usage (25%), and self-control (20%). It also shows how the score compares with the typical range for your child's age group.
Raxak turns raw usage into short, readable observations — checking frequency, longest sessions, school-hours use, weekend contrast, habit changes — as praise, info, or alerts. They appear on the dashboard and in a filterable insights feed.
Assign tasks per child — one-off or repeating daily/weekly/monthly. Completions sync to your phone live. Children can also add their own tasks. Best part: when screen time ends, up to two suggested to-dos appear on the block screen, so "time's up" points at what to do next instead of a blank wall.
Dinner's ready and nobody's answering? Tap Pause and pick 1, 5, or 10 minutes: every child device pauses all apps (calls, SMS and Raxak stay available) and shows "[You] need you!". Your child taps "I'm Here!" and you see the acknowledgment live. Pauses are hard-capped at 10 minutes and end on their own — it's a doorbell, not a punishment.
Add children and parents, rename profiles, set ages, and pair extra devices — a child can have several (phone + tablet), and usage merges automatically. Set Teen Privacy Mode for children 10+ to show daily summaries instead of raw browsing history.
Block individual apps or whole categories (Social Media, Games, Streaming and 12 more), set per-app daily limits, and drag apps between categories. When a new app is installed on the child's device you're alerted — nothing is blocked behind your back; you decide.
One daily limit per child that sums usage across all their devices — switching from phone to tablet doesn't reset the clock. When it's used up, apps hard-block for the rest of the day (the day resets at midnight, local time).
Bedtime hard-blocks apps overnight — set the window once (every day or weekdays) and it runs itself; it's on by default for newly added children. Daily Routine goes further: different rules for different parts of the day, like School Time allowing only education apps.
Blocks adult and gambling sites out of the box, plus any site you add. Changes reach the child's device in real time. You can also see browsing activity on the child's device — or keep it summarized with Teen Privacy Mode for older kids.
Detects continuous scrolling in the apps you choose and shows a "Time for a Break!" nudge after the minutes you set (minimum 5).
Lock specific apps (Settings, Play Store, a bank app) behind your family PIN on the child's device. On a shared phone, child auto-detection can switch to child mode automatically when a child's app is opened — switching back always needs your PIN.
Alerts arrive as notifications on the parent's phone, near-instantly while you're online. All of these are free except where marked:
Raxak treats you as a person, not just an administrator. Opt in to "Track my screen time too" and the Me tab gives you:
Raxak is not a covert monitoring tool — your child always knows it's there, and sees their own data too.
Their own wellness ring, time used vs. limit, unlocks, streaks, to-dos and bedtime — the same transparency you get. They can view and complete tasks, and add their own.
A clear full-screen message says what happened and why: "App Blocked", "Screen Time Over — daily screen time limit reached", "Apps are restricted during Bedtime", or "Website Blocked". There's no countdown trick and no shaming — plus two constructive options right on the block screen: a Brain Gym word game, and up to two suggested to-dos.
Install Raxak, watch your own screen time first, then bring in your child. Free for 3 days.