At the press of a button, you have the opportunity to ban or give access, as well as set up preset schedules based on your child's daily routine. For example, families may restrict access to Instagram and other popular applications around dinner time, whether it is 4:00 p.m. or 9:00 p.m. local time. As an added bonus, you can set a timer for your devices to promote good device habits, ensuring that schoolwork and chores are completed before the fun starts.

Screen Time as a Reward

The power to award device access is available to you at any moment, on the other hand. When dishes are put away or garbage is hauled out to the curb, parents may restrict device access until those tasks are completed. Following completion of chores and responsibilities to your satisfaction, just allow access to your kid in the Avosmart Family Dashboard by selecting "Allow Access." It's really that simple.

Start a Dialogue with someone

The Avosmart app blocker, in the end, allows parents and their children to talk about screen time together. Parents may establish ground rules for when internet and app restriction may occur, as well as discuss with their children the creation of timetables for when app access is permitted and when it is denied to them. When compared to threats and nagging, it reduces the likelihood of family division while also providing a chance for members to better understand how technology affects them and their loved ones.