Screen-time limits that are actually respected
Set a daily total, plus separate limits for games, reading and creating. Add a schedule (for example weekdays 4–8 pm, weekends 9 am–8 pm).
Your child sees friendly warnings at 10 and 5 minutes. At the limit, the activity pauses with progress saved at the last checkpoint. There's no “5 more minutes” button, and no way for a child to change the settings.
Limits for individual games
Give a favourite game 30 minutes a day, another 20 — or switch a game off completely. Blocked games disappear from your child's game library.
You approve every purchase
Most of Creativerse is free. Premium books and games show a clear badge. When your child taps Unlock, they can only ask a parent — you get a request and choose Approve or Decline. Payment details never appear in a child profile.
Nothing is shared without review
Creations start private. If your child wants to share, you can require your OK first; after that, a trained moderator checks every creation before anyone else can see it. You can also turn sharing off entirely.
Content & feature controls
- Maximum age rating and hidden genres
- AI creative sidekick on or off
- Community reactions on or off (there is no chat, no DMs and no follower counts)
- Advertising is always off for child profiles
A useful activity summary — not surveillance
See time spent reading, playing and creating, plus what your child made this week — with a conversation starter to talk about it together.