Parents create tasks
Room cleaning, homework, feeding the cat... You set the missions and point values. Each task can be daily, weekly or one-time.
TaskGuard turns chores into missions, points into rewards, and chaos into family harmony.
TaskGuard does more than block a device. It gives children visible missions, clear progress and rules they can understand.
Room cleaning, homework, feeding the cat... You set the missions and point values. Each task can be daily, weekly or one-time.
On their device, the child sees today's tasks. No surprises, no "I forgot". Simple, kid-friendly interface.
Each completed task earns points. The child sees their score grow in real time. Motivating, fun, a real sense of progress.
TaskGuard takes familiar family moments and turns them into a much more visual journey: mission → approval → points → reward → screen time.
Tidying up, homework, morning routines… you define missions and their point value, with daily, weekly or one-off scheduling.
Today's tasks are visible on the child's device. They can see what remains and mark a mission as completed.
Each approved task increases the score. Parents can link points to rewards that suit their family.
This is one of TaskGuard’s key ideas: if missions are not done, the parent can block the device with one tap. Once the expected tasks are completed, the planned unlock can take place. No completed mission = no screen time.
Each child keeps their own missions, points and progress. Depending on the chosen plan, one or two parents can manage the family setup.
Parent actions and the child’s progress are designed to sync quickly across devices.
The parent applies the rule remotely, the child completes the expected missions, then screen access can be restored as planned.
The Family plan adds Home Mode with automatic Wi-Fi blocking, to automate the rules even more when you use this feature.
All three plans include a 14-day free trial with no credit card required.
Parents can block the device when missions are not completed; once the expected tasks are done, the planned unlock can take place. Missions first, screen after.
No. The free trial lasts 14 days and does not require a credit card.
The current version is available on Android. iOS is announced as coming later.
All three plans include unlimited children. Basic and Essential include one parent; Family includes two parents.
Essential adds daily tasks, timed punishments, rewards and the family podium. Family also adds Home Mode and the screen-time shop.
TaskGuard is available from its official Google Play listing.
14-day free trial. No credit card required.