The parent sets the boundary
The parent protects the Windows Administrator account and chooses the normal weekday, weekend and scheduled offline times.
ScreenPact is a local-first Windows internet timer for families. A parent sets the boundary; a child can see, start, pause and budget the available time.
ScreenPact helps a family manage entertainment internet time on one Windows 10 or 11 PC without recording the child’s websites, applications, messages, screenshots or location. It turns an invisible parent rule into a visible daily allowance.
The parent protects the Windows Administrator account and chooses the normal weekday, weekend and scheduled offline times.
The child sees the remaining time and decides when to start, pause or save it for later that day.
While Protection is on, ScreenPact pauses external internet access when time finishes or a scheduled block begins.
The ScreenPact described on this website is Windows family internet-time software. It is not affiliated with iPhone or iPad applications that use the same or a similar ScreenPact name. The official Windows installer is linked from screenpact.com and the ScreenPact GitHub release repository.
Read the three-step workflow, current limitations and privacy model before installing.