Lifetimer gives parents one place to set healthy limits, and gives students the reminders and focus tools they actually need. Android, iOS and Desktop, kept in sync.
Extra time request — 15 more minutes for Geometry Solver.
Every app shares the same schedule engine, so a rule you set once is enforced on the phone, the tablet and the laptop.
The control room for the whole family. Approve requests, set schedules and see exactly where the day went.
Runs quietly on the student device, enforcing the plan and nudging before a limit runs out.
Built on the system screen time APIs, so limits are respected without jailbreaking anything.
Where homework actually happens. Track window focus, cap games and auto-restart heavy apps.
Lifetimer is more than a timer. It manages how long an app lives, when it may run, and what happens when it starts eating the device.
Give every app a life span: 45 minutes for games, unlimited for the dictionary. When the budget is spent, the app closes politely.
School hours, homework blocks, bedtime and weekends each get their own rules, applied automatically.
Students build a weekly plan by subject. Lifetimer nudges before each session and tracks streaks instead of nagging.
Watch CPU, RAM, disk or network per app. Cross a threshold and Lifetimer warns, throttles, restarts or closes it.
Memory leaks and frozen windows fix themselves. Configure a cooldown so restarts never turn into a loop.
Daily and weekly summaries per child, per device and per category, with trends instead of raw logs.
Pair unlimited student devices to one family. Rules sync to Android, iOS and Desktop within seconds.
A single tap blocks distracting apps for the length of a session and keeps the tools needed for homework open.
Rules survive reboots, uninstall attempts are reported to Guardian, and only a parent PIN can change limits.
Heavy browsers, editors and games slowly eat memory until the device crawls. Lifetimer watches resource usage per app and acts on the thresholds you choose, so a laggy laptop never becomes an excuse to stop studying.
Restart limit of 3 per hour prevents loops on an unstable app.
Students build their own weekly reminder plan by subject. Lifetimer sends a nudge before each block, keeps distractions closed during the session, and unlocks free time when the plan is finished.
A parent installs Lifetimer Guardian and creates the family. It takes about two minutes and one email address.
Install Lifetimer on each Android, iOS or Desktop device and scan the pairing code. Permissions are explained step by step.
Set budgets, schedules and study blocks. Students can see their own limits, so the rules feel like an agreement, not a surprise.
Lifetimer enforces limits, sends reminders and reports back weekly. Adjust anything from Guardian at any time.
Parents install Lifetimer Guardian. Students install Lifetimer Android, Lifetimer iOS or Lifetimer Desktop, depending on the device. One Guardian account can manage many student devices.
No. Lifetimer records app names, categories and how long they were used, plus the resource metrics needed for automation rules. It never reads message content, keystrokes or page content.
Lifetimer uses the platform administration and screen time APIs to resist removal. If an app is disabled or removed anyway, Guardian receives an alert so parents know immediately.
You define thresholds for CPU, memory, disk or network per app. When a threshold is crossed for the duration you choose, Lifetimer warns the student, then restarts or closes the app, with cooldown limits so it never loops.
Yes. Limits and schedules are stored on the device, so they stay enforced without a network connection. Reports and rule changes sync the next time the device is online.
Yes, with verifiable parental consent given inside Guardian. Read the details in our Privacy Policy.
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Lifetimer is rolling out on the Google Play Store, the Apple App Store and the Microsoft Store. Leave your email and we will send the download links for your platform as soon as they go live.
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