The family app where children earn freedom through real-life quests, and parents get calm alerts and a weekly plan you agree together. Nobody reads anyone's messages.
“To finish my science project video for school tomorrow.”
9:15 PM, apps rest
Tap the one that keeps you up at night.
New people in their chats stand out, and an urgent alert comes if someone unknown asks to meet. Their messages stay on their phone.
How it worksBedtime rests the apps at night, with heads-ups before. Calls and texts still work.
How it worksYouTube, Shorts, Reels and searches, as topics. Only what could hurt shows in full, and adult sites are blocked.
How it worksTime for each app, study mode during exams, and extra minutes they earn with quests.
How it worksA note when they reach or leave school, tuition or home, and SOS in one hold.
How it worksYour child asks instead of sneaking, you answer in one tap, and you agree small plans together.
How it worksMost apps answer screen time with walls. We built DigiTogether so children earn freedom, parents stay calm, and the rules relax as trust grows.
Help every family raise children who use technology well, by choice.
A generation that grows up digital with trust, not walls.
The best day is the day your child doesn't need us. Rules relax as trust grows.
We read the studies on children, parents and phones, then built the app around what they found.
76% of children's reviews of parental-control apps gave one star: too invasive, and bad for their relationship with their parents.
Ghosh et al., CHI 2018Your child sees the same list you do, agrees on their own phone, and can always ask.
In 215 parent–teen pairs, more parental control went with more online risk, not less.
Ghosh et al., CHI 2018 (extended abstract)Quests, weekly insights and plans you agree together, not just blocks.
Across 6,400 parents, restrictive rules went with fewer online risks, but also with fewer opportunities online.
Livingstone et al., 2017Only what could hurt is blocked, and the Trust ladder relaxes rules as skills grow.
Children try hardest when they have a choice, can see their progress, and feel close to others.
Ryan & Deci, 2000Your child picks quests, sees their own week, and does quests with you.
Two in three parents say raising children is harder than 20 years ago; technology is one of the reasons they name most.
Pew Research Center, 2020Good news first, then one thing to talk about, and one small plan.
Not parental control. The family trust app, built to be switched off.
All the researchEveryday family moments, with made-up names. Each shows what DigiTogether really does.
Aanya, 12
Every night ended with "just five more minutes" and a fight.
Bedtime: apps rest at 9:30, calls and texts still work
A heads-up at 30 and 10 minutes, so it's never a surprise
Saturday's report: bedtime kept 6 of 7 nights
Kabir, 10
He'd install it quietly and hope nobody noticed.
The new app waits for your OK before it opens
Kabir asks with a reason; you see it on your phone
You say yes, with 30 minutes a day
Ishita, 14
Calling mid-class embarrassed her. Not calling worried you.
Tuition is a safe zone
"Arrived at Tuition, 4:12 PM" on your phone
No call needed. Battery saver keeps her phone going
Rohan, 13
An unknown number kept messaging, then asked to meet.
Checked on his phone; the chat is never read or sent
An urgent alert for you: the risky words and who sent them
You talk it through together, calmly
Meera, 7
Handing over your phone meant your chats, your apps, everything.
Kids mode on your phone, with a 30-minute timer
Her limits apply; your PIN switches it back
"Welcome back" tells you what she opened
Arjun, 15
He wanted to study. His phone wanted him back.
Study mode: only study apps open
A plan you agree together: phones down at 9:30
He keeps it 5 of 6 days and earns growth points
Six ideas at the heart of everything we build.
Rules relax as your child grows. Each step on the Trust ladder hands over a Digi Key: more time, their own quests, their word.
"No phone at dinner", "Play cricket with me": they set you quests and check you did them. It goes both ways.
Reports start with what went well, then one thing to talk about, and a small plan you agree together.
Not you, not us. Risky words are checked on their phone; your child sees exactly what you can see, and agrees.
More time or a new app? They ask with a reason, and you answer in one tap from anywhere.
English and हिंदी, a Gullak for pocket money, one shared phone if needed, and under 15 MB on any Android phone.
A made-up family, and what DigiTogether really does each day.
Try it earlyYou set a daily limit and bedtime together. Aanya sees exactly how much time she has.
Time's up mid-project. Aanya asks for 15 minutes "to finish my science video". You tap +15 min.
She picks a quest: a paper plane contest. A photo later, +10 coins in her Gullak.
Aanya gives you a quest: "No phone at dinner". She checks you kept it.
Your weekly report: bedtime kept 6 of 7 nights. One thing to talk about: late short videos.
You agree a small plan together: phones down at 9:30. Aanya says yes on her phone.
Aanya steps up to Trusted, and you hand over a Digi Key: her own quest ideas.
Tap any feature to see how it works.
DigiTogether on your phone and on your child's. Linked with your email and a PIN only you know.
No phone for your child yet? Hand them yours in Kids mode, with a timer. Your PIN switches it back.
Add every child, and more than one phone for each. Each child has their own rules.
One app on your phone and your child's. Fewer arguments, no sneaking at night, and no phone snatched away.
Daily and per-app limits your child can see, with heads-ups at 30 and 10 minutes left, bedtime and study mode. Calls and texts always work.
Your child asks for more time or a new app, with a reason. You answer with one tap, and new apps wait for you.
Rohan asks for 20 min
“For my Spanish streak”
Real-life quests earn coins for the Gullak: spend, save or give. They climb the Trust ladder, from Explorer to Graduate.
Never a list of guilt. What went well comes first, then one thing to talk about, and a small plan you agree together.
Your child sees this same list on their own phone during setup, and agrees to it.
Enough to keep them safe
What stays theirs
A short film about what happens in homes every night. No sound needed.
The questions parents ask us most.
One printable page you fill in together, not for each other. Both of you make promises, both of you sign, and it goes on the fridge. It works with or without the app.
We're inviting Android families to try DigiTogether, free, before it's on Google Play. Leave the Gmail you use for the Play Store: we'll email you an invite, and you get our free Family Phone Agreement right away.
We'll only use it to invite you to the test and tell you about the launch. Privacy
Download your Family Phone Agreement (PDF)