Guide
Understand how time is spent and make thoughtful decisions together.
I started Reinor because I wanted my children to enjoy their phones without letting screen time take over. It helps parents set healthy boundaries while keeping trust and conversation at the centre.
Android first. Currently in family testing.
Phones open doors to learning and connection. They can also crowd out sleep, focus, and time together. Reinor helps you set clear boundaries and keep the conversation open.
Understand how time is spent and make thoughtful decisions together.
Set clear limits and use transparent child-facing controls when it is time to take a break.
Let your child ask for more time when they need it, and respond with care.
A clear view for parents, with boundaries that make sense to children.
Set thoughtful daily boundaries for apps while keeping everyday essentials available.
Apply parent-configured restrictions with a clear, child-facing Reinor limit screen.
Let your child ask for more time instead of turning a limit into a dead end.
See screen-time and app-usage patterns clearly so you can guide habits, not guess.
Keep each child's devices, usage and boundaries organized in one parent app.
Permission disclosures explain what Reinor needs and why before Android settings are opened.
Start with your family account on your Android phone.
Follow setup guidance and review the permissions together.
Set limits that fit your child, and adjust them as your family grows.
This is a real screen from the current Reinor Child Android test build, showing active family rules, request credits and app limits directly on the child device.
The child can see what is active, what is blocked and how much request capacity remains.
Daily app limits are designed to keep working on the child device even when it is temporarily offline.
Reinor makes the family rules visible instead of turning parental control into secret monitoring.
See screen-time and app-usage patterns without needing to inspect the child's phone manually.
Choose which apps are restricted and set daily boundaries for individual apps.
Give children a clear way to ask for more time so a limit can become a conversation.
Manage more than one child device from the same Parent app and keep each family's rules separate.
Parent-app screenshots will be published here from the exact Google Play release build once that build is locked, so the website never presents a concept screen as a shipping feature.
Reinor is still in testing. We would rather be explicit about the difference between current functionality and planned features than advertise something before it is ready.
Free vs Premium packaging, pricing and trial terms are still being finalized and will be published before subscriptions are offered.
Reinor began with my three daughters. Their phones became part of everyday life: a place to learn, laugh with friends, discover new interests, and stay connected. I also saw how easily an extra few minutes could become a whole afternoon.
I did not want technology to become the enemy in our house, or my daughters to feel watched every time they picked up a phone. I wanted them to enjoy the good parts while learning when to pause and why time away from a screen matters.
The first version was meant for our family: a practical way to set limits, understand usage, and let my children ask for more time when they had a reason. A boundary should still leave room for a conversation.
Reinor is growing from that personal need into a tool for families who want to guide and protect their children without losing trust. Real family life is shaping the decisions as we build and test it.
— Radi, Founder
“Protect their time to grow, while giving them freedom to explore.”
Each permission supports a specific parental-control function. Reinor explains why it is needed before sending you to Android settings.
No. Reinor is designed around visible family rules, parent-approved controls, and conversations about healthy digital habits.
Reinor is Android-first. We are testing across different manufacturers because Android permission screens can vary by device.
Get an update when the Android app is ready for wider testing.