Setup and daily use
Set the cap once. Recurring tasks show up on their own. Checking takes 1 photo or 1 question.
1 cap you set. 2 phones that ring. 0 clocks to watch.
86% of parents have screen time rules. Only 19% stick to them all the time. Set the cap once. Tiger Daddy rings both phones when time's up.
Pew Research Center, survey of U.S. parents of children 12 and under, 2025. Source
Alarms need alarm permission on each phone. Your phone's alarm is set when you open Tiger Daddy or tap its start notification while screen time is running. Otherwise, if notifications are on, you get a notification when time's up, which is silent in Silent Mode.
Coming soon on the App Store
How it works
Daily and bonus time
Daily time is a given. Tasks add bonus time, up to the cap you set. No take-backs.
When time is up
When time's up, your phone rings along with your kid's. You'll know it's over without having to ask.
Alarms need alarm permission on each phone. Your phone's alarm is set when you open Tiger Daddy or tap its start notification while screen time is running. Otherwise, if notifications are on, you get a notification when time's up, which is silent in Silent Mode.
Tiger Daddy
Coming soon on the App Store