Screen Olympics

Turn chores into achievements. Kids complete tasks to earn screen time rewards. Perfect for kids over 4 years old. Make responsibility fun!

Transform daily tasks into screen-worthy achievements! Screen Olympics is the fun, motivating way to help kids build responsibility while earning screen time rewards.  Perfect for parents who want to balance screen time with real-world accomplishments.

HOW IT WORKS: Kids complete tasks to earn screen time minutes Parents set up age-appropriate tasks and rewards Visual progress tracking keeps kids motivated Multiple child profiles for the whole family

KEY FEATURES: Task Types: Simple Tasks - Quick checkboxes for completed chores Timer Tasks - Build focus with pause/resume functionality. Choose screen time gained per task.

Family Friendly: Unlimited child profiles with fun emojis & colors Age-appropriate task templates for 5 & 10 year olds Easy task management and editing Visual design that kids love

Smart Features: Automatic data saving - never lose progress Reset all tasks with one tap Duplicate profiles for siblings Track daily achievements

PERFECT FOR: Teaching responsibility and time management Creating healthy screen time habits Motivating kids to help around the house Building focus with timer-based activities Making chores fun instead of a fight

PARENT APPROVED: No ads, no in-app purchases, no internet required. Just a simple, effective tool to help your kids develop good habits while earning their screen time. TASK IDEAS INCLUDED: From making beds to practicing instruments, we've included age-appropriate task suggestions to get you started immediately. Why Screen Olympics?

Gamifies daily responsibilities Teaches time = reward concept Builds healthy screen time habits Reduces arguments about device usage Celebrates achievements, big and small

Start your family's journey to balanced screen time today! Download Screen Olympics and watch your kids race to complete their tasks. Made by parents, for parents.

Note: This app is a task tracking tool. Parents maintain control over actual device access.