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PaceOut helps families make screen-time transitions visible. Parents set a daily plan with Apple Family Controls; kids see a simple pace ring and wrap-up warnings. Free for one child, with optional Premium for larger families and remote controls.
Hey everyone, I built PaceOut around a fairly simple idea: screen time is easier to understand when the boundary is visible before it arrives.
Parents set the daily allowance, broad categories, bedtime and warnings. The child gets a simple pace ring showing what is left and a warning before time runs out.
One decision I was quite deliberate about was not turning it into another surveillance app. It uses Apple's Family Controls framework, and exact app selections stay on the child's device.
The core version is free for one child. Premium adds things like multiple children, remote pause/add time, history and scheduled pauses.
I'd especially like feedback from parents on the child-facing side. Does the pace concept feel immediately understandable, or is there anything you would simplify?
https://getpaceout.com/
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About PaceOut on Product Hunt
“Screen time kids can see coming”
PaceOut was submitted on Product Hunt and earned 2 upvotes and 1 comments, placing #112 on the daily leaderboard. PaceOut helps families make screen-time transitions visible. Parents set a daily plan with Apple Family Controls; kids see a simple pace ring and wrap-up warnings. Free for one child, with optional Premium for larger families and remote controls.
PaceOut was featured in iOS (110.8k followers), Productivity (661.1k followers) and Parenting (4.4k followers) on Product Hunt. Together, these topics include over 203.3k products, making this a competitive space to launch in.
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