Time Deal

Our mission

As a teacher and a mother, I was tired of the daily negotiations around screens, chores, homework, and basic responsibilities. Not because children are difficult, but because unclear rules create constant friction for everyone.

Time Deal was created to make boundaries simple and visible. Families set the rules together and define the tasks together. If responsibilities are not completed, screen time simply does not unlock.

The goal is not control. The goal is fewer arguments, less emotional exhaustion, and more predictable routines at home. Clear rules reduce tension. Consistency builds trust. And when friction drops, real connection has space to grow.

Our vision

We are not building a fantasy where arguments disappear and family life suddenly feels like a theme park. Friction is part of living together. Different needs, different moods, different rhythms will always exist.

Our vision is simpler and more realistic. We believe that clear agreements create emotional safety. When expectations are visible and consistent, trust grows. Children know where they stand. Parents no longer need to repeat the same negotiations every day.

This is not about control or perfection. It is about fewer endless discussions, fewer emotional escalations, and more time for normal life. Clear rules. Real consequences. Less drama.This is not about control or perfection. It is about fewer endless discussions, fewer emotional escalations, and more time for normal life. Clear rules. Real consequences. Less drama.

How Time Deal Works

Screen time is not fixed for the whole family. Each teen can have a different allowance based on age, maturity, or current needs.

An older teen might have two hours. A younger one maybe thirty minutes.

Nothing is fixed forever.                        You adjust when life changes.

You decide and Time Deal keeps track automatically.

This removes the endless discussions about what is “fair”.

Earn Time Through Tasks

Screen time can be earned through clearly defined tasks. Tasks are set individually for each teen.

You can give each teen their own tasks and decide how much time a task is worth.

Reading a book. Taking the dog for a walk. Clearing the kitchen. Bringing down cups. Helping with dinner. Finishing homework.

The idea is simple. Effort creates freedom.

Instead of constant reminding and pushing, the responsibility becomes visible.

Family Deals & House Rules

Deals are the basic house agreements.

You as a family create your own Deals. They are for the whole family, they are not individual.

Small things that make daily life smoother.

• Blanket folded after use.

• Dishes in the dishwasher not the skin.

If a deal is broken, you can track it individually. If it happens too often, screen time is reduced.

Not as punishment. As a clear and predictable consequence.

Individual Screen Time Settings

A Clear System Without Drama

Time Deal is not about punishment. It is about clarity. It will not remove all conflict. That would be unrealistic.

What it can do is reduce the daily friction that comes from unclear expectations.

When rules are visible and rewards or consequences are known, teens understand where they stand.

• There is less repeating.

• Less negotiating.

• Less emotional escalation.

Not perfect family life. Just fewer unnecessary fights.

A Space Teens Can Manage Themselves

Every teen has their own screen in Time Deal.

• They can see their current time balance at a glance.

• They can review the tasks they need to complete to earn more time.

• They can also read the family deals, so expectations are always clear.

Nothing is hidden.

Nothing needs to be repeated ten times.

They know what is expected and what they can gain.

Screen time is not fixed.

It can be adjusted individually based on age, responsibility, or daily reality.