App info
- Installs
- 100+
- Category
- Parenting
- Content rating
- Everyone
- Version
- 2.1.2
- Released
- Jun 22, 2026
- Last updated
- 3 Oct 2026
- In-app purchases
- No
- Contains ads
- No
- Promo video
- No
- Requires Android
- 7.0
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What's newin version 2.1.2
FIXED Videos and music kept playing behind the block screen — they now stop as Quiet Time begins. FIXED A picture-in-picture video could be watched over an allowed app, or glimpsed when backing out of one. CHANGED Wind-down reminders now sound twice, not repeatedly: at the start and one minute before. NEW Choose which allowed apps may play sound. The phone is always allowed, so emergency calls are never silenced.
About this app
Bedtime screen time limits that switch themselves on. Private, on-device, free.
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Bedtime shouldn't be a negotiation. QuietTime turns the phone or tablet quiet at the times you choose, so the evening ends without the nightly argument about screens. Set your quiet hours once and it takes care of itself — every school night, every weekend, every holiday. Quiet hours that run themselves Give every day of the week its own start and end time. Later on Fridays, earlier on school nights, a different pattern in the holidays. When Quiet Time begins, a calm full-screen block appears and the device stays quiet until morning. It works when it matters The block screen stays on top of games, videos and other full-screen apps, and appears within seconds of quiet hours starting — so being mid-game isn't a way around it. Anything playing stops as well, so there's no video or music carrying on behind it. And it comes back after a restart. Focus Lock for homework One tap blocks everything for 25, 50 or 90 minutes — or any length you choose. Perfect for homework, revision or dinner. It works even when your normal schedule is switched off, and ends by itself. See where the time really goes Screen-time insights show total screen time and the most-used apps for today or the last seven days. It's worked out on the device as you look at it — nothing is stored by us, and nothing is uploaded. The apps that matter still work Choose which apps stay available during Quiet Time — the phone and clock by default — and which of them may make a sound. The phone can always ring. There's an emergency call button on the block screen, always — and you can add one contact by name, so your child taps “Call Grandma” instead of trying to remember a number. You stay in control Settings sit behind a 6-digit PIN. Grant extra time, unlock early, or lock the device right now from the app, a Quick Settings tile or a home-screen widget. Two wind-down reminders — at the time you choose and a minute before — give a warning before quiet hours begin, even over a full-screen video. Genuinely private, genuinely free No account. No sign-up. No cloud. No adverts. No tracking. No subscription. Everything — your PIN, schedules, activity log and screen-time figures — stays on the device and is deleted when you uninstall. QuietTime is free, supported by optional donations. Also included • Per-day schedules, reusable presets and one-off days off • Activity log with CSV export, so you can see what happened and when • Nine calming block-screen themes • Wind-down warnings with a choice of chimes • Optional protection against a child uninstalling the app • Help and illustrated guides built into the app • 16 languages, and it follows your device language automatically • Works on phones and tablets QuietTime is a scheduling tool to help families agree screen-time limits — not a security product, and not a substitute for a conversation. It cannot guarantee a device is blocked in every circumstance. Made in the UK by David Arthur Software.