TinyclockFeature · Reports
Reports made for conversations, not scorekeeping.
Simple daily and weekly screen time reports show trends and top apps, with prompts that help families talk about habits instead of arguing about numbers.
Helpful reports
Designed for cooperation
Clear for parents. Fair for kids.
See how time was spent across the week, which apps took the most, and how this week compares with last. Reports are designed to start a calm conversation, not to rank your child.
- Daily and weekly summaries with top apps and categories
- Trends compared with the previous week
- Conversation prompts for a calm weekly check-in
- History of 7 days on Free and 12 months on Premium Family
- Child-friendly view so kids see the same picture you do
How it works
- 01
Check the week, not the minute
A weekly view shows patterns without tempting you to micromanage.
- 02
Spot what changed
Compare with last week to notice a new game or later bedtimes.
- 03
Talk about it
Use a suggested question to turn numbers into a conversation.
Questions about helpful reports
Can my child see the reports?
Yes. Your child gets a simple version of their own usage so there are no surprises.
Do reports include message content?
No. Reports show time spent per app and category, never the content of messages or browsing.
How long are reports kept?
Free keeps 7 days of history and Premium Family keeps 12 months.
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