How it works

The parent sets the boundary. The child manages the budget.

ScreenPact turns an invisible rule into a shared, visible agreement.

Step 1

Set the family boundary

A parent installs ScreenPact with administrator approval, creates the six-digit passcode and chooses the normal weekday, weekend and optional schedule limits.

ScreenPact Parent Settings showing saved protection mode, weekday and weekend time limits, and today-only adjustments
Step 2

Your child manages the time

The visible timer shows what remains. Your child chooses when to start and pause, so meals, homework and time away from the PC do not waste the daily budget.

ScreenPact transparent countdown timer visible over a child’s Windows game
Step 3

ScreenPact keeps the agreement

While Protection is on, internet access stops when time runs out or a scheduled block begins. Offline apps can continue, and the normal family plan returns automatically the next day. Protection Off is the parent-controlled master bypass.

ScreenPact parent dashboard showing a scheduled bedtime block and internet unavailable status