Private by design
The core mechanics
Learning that earns time, enforcement that actually holds, and a safety path that never gets in the way.
Device access is gated behind short, grade-adaptive quizzes. Kids unlock minutes by demonstrating knowledge — recurring check-ins keep learning continuous, not a one-and-done bribe.
Native Android enforcement runs as a disk-backed service that survives recents-swipes and host teardown. Workarounds are blocked, and any tamper attempt fires a prompt alert to the parent dashboard.
Safety is never gated. A secure, always-available lock-screen path lets a child reach emergency contacts and call for help instantly — even mid-lock — without ever exposing an enforcement bypass.
Inside the app
The real Locked on Learning child app — earned free time, the learning gate, and a safety path that's always one tap away.
Your parent gave you free time — no quizzes for now. Enjoy!
Quiz gates
Paused
Total today
153m
Parents can grant open time whenever they want.
Locked
Math · Grade 9
A laptop costs $490 after a 30% discount. What was its original price?
Earn minutes by answering a quick, grade-level quiz.
Device locked
This device has been locked by your parent.
Quizzes can't unlock it. It will open again when your parent releases the lock.
A hard lock no quiz can override — released by the parent.
Device locked
This device has been locked by your parent.
Tap a contact to call.
Mom
Tap to call
Dad
Tap to call
Emergency
911
Close
Call a parent or 911 even during a full lock.
How it works
Every device session runs the same simple cycle — with two clean outcomes.
Choose subjects, grade level, earned-time amounts and gate frequency from the dashboard.
Native enforcement detects the session and the learning gate engages before apps are reachable.
A short, adaptive check-in appears. The outcome decides what happens next.
Pass the check-in and the device unlocks the earned minutes, and the next gate is scheduled automatically.
Skip, tamper, or abandon the check-in and the device stays locked while the parent gets a prompt alert — with emergency access always one tap away.
Getting started
No tech skills needed — most parents are up and running in under 5 minutes. There are just two pieces: a dashboard for you, and an app on your child's phone.
Open Locked on Learning in your phone or computer browser and tap “Install” (or “Add to Home Screen”). It works like an app — no app store needed.
In the dashboard, add each child. You'll get a Family Code and set a short PIN for each kid — that's their login. No email or personal info required.
On your child's phone, install the Locked on Learning app. Android-first — Google Play listing coming soon, iOS after that.
Enter your Family Code, pick your child, and type their PIN. Follow the quick on-screen prompts to turn on protection. The learning gate is now active.
You can change subjects, time limits, and PINs anytime — right from the dashboard.
Pricing
Every feature included — for your whole family. Pick how you'd like to pay, and start with a 14-day free trial.
Covers your whole family — up to 6 children included.
$79.99 billed yearly · 2 months free (save 17%)
No card charged during the trial · cancel in one click.
Everything included
Secured by Stripe · one family plan — $79.99/yr or $7.99/mo — covers up to 6 children, then just $1/mo (or $10/yr) per additional child.
How we compare
Most screen-time tools count down and block. Locked on Learning makes the time earned — and makes the limit actually hold.
| What you get | Locked on Learning | Typical timer app |
|---|---|---|
| Screen time is earned by learning, not just counted down | ||
| Grade-adaptive quizzes (K–9) set by the parent | ||
| Native enforcement that survives recents-swipes & reboots | ||
| Tamper alerts sent to the parent dashboard | ||
| Emergency access always reachable during a full lock | ||
| No ads, no tracking, and child data never sold | ||
| Sign-in with a family code + PIN — no email or profile from kids |
“Typical timer app” reflects the common feature baseline of built-in and third-party screen-time limiters, not any one named product.
Questions, answered
The things parents ask most before getting started.
Every account starts with a 14-day free trial — no charge until it ends. After that it's one simple family plan: $7.99/mo or $79.99/yr, covering up to 6 children. There's no ad-supported free tier — we don't run ads or sell data — and you can cancel in one click.
COPPA — the U.S. Children's Online Privacy Protection Act — governs online services used by children under 13. Locked on Learning is built COPPA-aligned: kids sign in with just a family code and a parent-set PIN — no email, no last name, no photo, and no profile a child creates or fills out. The only child details we hold are what a parent enters: a first name (so the sign-in picker and dashboard show who's who) and a grade level (so quizzes fit). We never sell or share children's data, and you can export or delete everything tied to a child at any time.
The child app is built for Android first — the Google Play listing is coming soon, with iOS in development. The parent dashboard is a Progressive Web App that runs in any modern browser on a phone, tablet, or computer — no app store needed.
Built-in timers just count down and block. Locked on Learning turns screen time into something kids earn by passing short, grade-adaptive quizzes (K–9), and backs it with native Android enforcement that survives recents-swipes and reboots — so the limit actually holds instead of being swiped away.
Nothing from the child directly — children never type in personal details. A parent enters a first name and grade level (plus optional emergency contacts), and the child signs in with the family code and PIN — not an email. From the device we record learning activity, such as quizzes attempted and time earned, to power the parent dashboard. You can export or delete all of a child's data whenever you like.
Yes. A secure emergency-contacts path is always available on the lock screen — even during a full parent lock — so your child can call you or 911 without any way to bypass enforcement.
Up to 6 children are included in the family plan. Need more? Add extra children for $1/mo (or $10/yr) each — the price scales only with the children you actually add.
Yes. Manage or cancel your subscription in one click from the billing portal. Cancel during the free trial and you won't be charged at all.
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