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Squize is a screen time control app designed for parents who want to transform their children's device time into learning opportunities. When kids reach their screen time limit on apps like YouTube, TikTok, or Roblox, Squize launches age-appropriate educational challenges they must complete to continue using their apps. It's a positive approach that redirects the focus and attention these apps create toward education.

Squize is free to download but requires a subscription to access all features. Subscription options include:

• Monthly: $5.99/month
• Yearly: $44.99/year, save 37% (about $3.75/month billed annually)

All features including app blocking, screen time tracking, educational challenges, and the parent dashboard require an active subscription. Many parents find the investment pays for itself through their children's improved learning habits and reduced mindless scrolling.

Squize is designed for children ages 3-12, with challenges tailored to three age bands:

• 3-5 years: Letter recognition, simple counting, tracing, visual matching
• 6-8 years: Word building, basic math, pattern recognition, problem-solving
• 9-12 years: Advanced math, reading comprehension, logic puzzles, critical thinking

The app automatically adjusts challenge difficulty based on your child's performance.

Squize uses Android's Digital Wellbeing and Accessibility APIs for monitoring and blocking. All data stays on your device. No usage data, challenge performance, or personal information ever leaves your phone. We take privacy seriously and don't collect, store, or share your child's data. Everything runs locally on your device.

Squize offers four categories of age-appropriate challenges:

• Language: Letter recognition, tracing, phonics, word association, reading
• Math: Number recognition, counting, addition, subtraction, multiplication, division
• Riddles: Logic puzzles, pattern recognition, critical thinking, problem-solving
• Skills: Colors, shapes, emotions, safety, health, manners, sequencing

Each category has 20+ challenges per age band, and the difficulty adapts based on your child's performance.

Yes! Squize supports unlimited child profiles. Each profile can have its own age band, language preference (English or Hebrew), custom avatar, and challenge preferences. The parent dashboard shows individual performance tracking for each child, making it easy to monitor multiple kids.

When your child reaches the time limit you've set, the monitored app is gently blocked and Squize launches automatically. Your child is presented with a series of educational challenges appropriate for their age. They must complete all challenges correctly to unlock access to their apps again. If they get a challenge wrong, it's added back to the queue to ensure mastery.

No. Squize uses Android's Accessibility Services to enforce app blocking. The only way to unlock monitored apps is by completing all challenges correctly. This ensures that every screen time break becomes a learning opportunity. However, as a parent, you can always pause or disable Squize through the parent dashboard if needed.

Squize can monitor any app on your child's device. During onboarding, you select which apps to track, commonly YouTube, TikTok, Roblox, Instagram, Snapchat, and gaming apps. You can also monitor Safari and other browsers. You have complete control over which apps are included and can adjust the list anytime from the parent dashboard.

Squize requires Android 9.0 (Pie) or later and is compatible with phones and tablets. It uses Android's Digital Wellbeing and Accessibility frameworks to monitor and block apps. An iOS version is on our roadmap.

Yes! The parent dashboard provides detailed insights including total time spent on device, accuracy rate by category, current mastery tier for each category, and performance trends over time. You can view this data for each child individually or see an overview of all your children's progress.

No. Squize is designed with privacy as a core principle. All challenge data, performance tracking, and usage statistics are stored locally on your device using Android's encrypted secure storage. We don't have servers, we don't collect analytics, and we never see your child's data. Your family's information stays on your device, period.