Set time budgets for every website on your kids' phones. Unlimited math homework. Fifteen minutes of TikTok. You decide, per site.
Start Managing Budgets →Every parental control app treats all screen time the same. 30 minutes of homework research and 30 minutes of TikTok are not the same thing.
Simple controls. Smarter limits. No tech degree required.
Assign daily time limits to individual websites. YouTube gets 30 minutes. Khan Academy gets unlimited. You set the rules per site.
See exactly where your kids spend their time online, right now. No end-of-day reports. Live updates from any browser.
Reward good behavior with extra time. Reduce limits when needed. Changes apply in seconds, from your phone or computer.
A gentle countdown shows kids how much time they have left. Builds self-regulation instead of surprise lockouts.
Different budgets for each child. Your 8-year-old and your 14-year-old don't need the same rules.
Budget limits enforce at the browser level. Switching browsers or using incognito doesn't reset the clock.
The Chrome extension is how ScreenBudget actually watches and enforces your kids' site budgets. One click from the Chrome Web Store.
Visit the Chrome Web Store listing and click "Add to Chrome". One click, no setup required.
Click the puzzle-piece icon in Chrome, find ScreenBudget, and pin it so the ⏱ icon stays visible in the toolbar.
Click the ⏱ icon, sign in with your parent account, and select which child's budgets to enforce on this browser.
Install on your kid's browser, not yours. Add the extension to the Chrome profile your child uses. You manage budgets from your dashboard — the extension enforces them automatically.
ScreenBudget gives parents the one thing every other app is missing: the ability to treat different websites differently. Because 30 minutes of learning and 30 minutes of scrolling are not the same.
Try ScreenBudget — Free →