Daily and app limits
Set daily screen-time limits and individual app limits, choose allowed apps and use temporary pauses.
Parental Control Screen TimeA OneNetwork family app · Android
Make room for life beyond the screen.
Set clear limits, understand app usage and talk about digital habits together. Screen Time helps parents guide their children’s Android device use, with visible setup and practical family controls.
Android 8.0+ · Free download · Contains ads and in-app purchases
Platform AndroidCategory ParentingGoogle Play publisher 1zero7Parent company OneNetwork
Everyday family tools
Turn a screen-time plan into a daily routine.
Start with the limits that suit your family. Review what’s happening, and adjust the plan as your child’s needs change.
School and bedtime schedules
Plan device boundaries around school hours and bedtime, with rules parents can review.
Usage reports
See daily and weekly usage reports and when the device last updated its data. Disconnected devices may report late.
Requests and messages
Receive requests for more time and exchange family messages from the paired devices.
Optional AI assistance
Get plain-language explanations of authorised usage and device status from synced records. AI may be mistaken; parents confirm suggested changes.
Optional website protection
Enable parent-approved DNS filtering and, separately, Browser Guard for supported browsers. Each requires its own setup and permissions.
Getting started
Pair the devices.
Make the plan together.
- Install Parental Control Screen Time from its official Google Play listing.
- Use the parent account to pair your child’s Android device.
- Review the child-device disclosures and grant the permissions needed for the features you choose.
- Set your limits and schedules, then review device status and synced reports.
Use only for transparent parental monitoring of your own children’s devices.
Visible monitoring, explained permissions
The app uses an identifiable icon and an ongoing notification while monitoring is active. Device connectivity, permissions and Android settings affect reporting, message delivery and rule enforcement.
How optional browsing protection works
DNS filtering uses Android’s VpnService and encrypted queries to Cloudflare for Families. Separately enabled Browser Guard uses Accessibility to check hostnames from supported browser address bars. It does not read page content or private messages.
Filtering has limits and does not make every online interaction safe. Check protection status and keep talking with your child about their online experiences.
Inside the app
A closer look at Screen Time.
Official product screenshots from the Google Play listing.
Free and paid options
Choose the plan inside the app.
Plans have different child-device and monthly AI-request limits. Review the current limits and your local Google Play price before subscribing.
Free plan
Start with your family
Download the app and review the free plan’s included features and limits in the app.
View the Google Play listing ↗Paid subscriptions
Review the options as you grow
Check the available plans, device limits and AI allowances before purchase. Subscriptions renew automatically until cancelled through Google Play.
Screen Time billing and product data remain separate from other OneNetwork apps.
Before you install
Your questions, answered.
Which devices does the app support?
Parental Control Screen Time is available for Android 8.0 and later. Open the Google Play listing on your device to check compatibility. An iPhone version is not listed here.
Does the child’s device need setup?
Yes. Pair the child device with the parent account, review the visible disclosures and enable the relevant permissions. Monitoring is identifiable on the child device.
Will reports and controls always update immediately?
No. Delivery, reporting and enforcement depend on permissions, connectivity, Android version and device settings. Reports show their last update time; a disconnected device can report late.
Can the AI change rules on its own?
The optional AI assistant explains available authorised records and may make mistakes. Parents review and confirm suggested changes; it does not silently change rules or establish that a child is safe.
Is this a hidden monitoring app?
No. It is intended for transparent parental monitoring of children. The app uses an identifiable icon and an ongoing notification while monitoring is active.
Where can I manage privacy and subscriptions?
Use Settings in the app to manage Screen Time data and privacy. Screen Time product-data deletion is separate from the OneNetwork account and other app data. Manage or cancel subscriptions in Google Play. Read the Screen Time privacy policy for details.
Start with one family conversation.
Decide what a balanced day looks like, then set up the Android tools to support it.