An app where kids earn screen time
Tasks4Access lets children earn screen time and access to their favourite apps by completing chores and tasks, reviewed and approved by a parent every time.
How kids earn screen time with Tasks4Access
Instead of screen time being switched on or off on a whim, Tasks4Access ties it to something concrete: a task the child actually completed. A parent creates a task, chooses which apps stay restricted on the child’s device until it’s done, and sets how much access is earned once it’s approved. The child sees exactly what’s expected, completes it, and submits it for review.
Nothing unlocks automatically just because a child says they’re finished. A parent reviews the completed task from their own dashboard and approves it before the chosen apps become available, so screen time is always earned, never just handed over or clawed back arbitrarily.
Two ways kids earn screen time
Earn screen time by doing chores
Household chores (tidying a room, unloading the dishwasher, sorting washing) become tasks a child can complete for access to the apps a parent has restricted, not vague promises of “maybe later.”
Earn screen time by completing tasks
Homework, reading, or a daily routine work exactly the same way. Any real-world task a parent sets can be the thing that earns access: the mechanism doesn’t change, only what’s being asked.
Screen time rewards, set by parents
A parent decides how much is earned for each task (a fixed amount of time, or ongoing access until it’s changed) and exactly which apps that reward applies to. Everything else on the device stays as it was; Tasks4Access only affects the apps a parent has chosen to restrict.
See the full breakdown of how Tasks4Access works step by step, or browse every feature that makes this possible, including app-specific restrictions and a single family dashboard.
Common questions
Yes. A parent sets the chore as a task, and completing it, once approved, is what unlocks the chosen apps.
Yes. Access only unlocks after a parent reviews and approves the completed task; a child can’t unlock it themselves.
Yes. You choose exactly which apps stay restricted, and which ones a task unlocks. See the full FAQ for more.
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