Question 1

What is Okee and how does it help with screen time?

Accepted Answer

Okee is a family digital wellness platform that helps kids ages 6 to 17 build healthier screen time habits. Instead of locking kids out, the whole family sets goals and wins together. Everyone picks the apps they want to spend less time on, streaks grow every day they stay under, and streaks unlock rewards parents pick. Parents set their own goals too.

Question 2

How much screen time should my child have per day?

Accepted Answer

The American Academy of Pediatrics recommends avoiding screens for children under 18 months except video chat, about 1 hour of high-quality programming for ages 2 to 5, and for older kids and teens, consistent boundaries set through a family media plan rather than a fixed hour count. That last part is where most families get stuck, and it's exactly what Okee is built for: your family sets its own goals and builds the habit together.

Question 3

Is Okee a parental control or monitoring platform?

Accepted Answer

No. Parental controls rely on surveillance and blocking, which puts the parent in the referee's chair and the kid on defense. Okee makes healthy digital habits rewarding, so kids build self-regulation instead of learning to work around a lock.

Question 4

What ages is Okee designed for?

Accepted Answer

Families with kids ages 6 to 17. The beta is 13 and up for now, because that's Apple's limit for test apps.

Question 5

How does Okee's reward system work?

Accepted Answer

Kids build streaks and earn badges by staying under their daily goals. Streaks unlock rewards parents pick, anything from a later curfew to a new mountain bike or concert tickets, and parents can write their own. The strongest reward in the system is the streak itself: research on family behavior change shows incentive-based designs outperform plans and rules alone.

Question 6

Does Okee teach kids about AI safety and social media?

Accepted Answer

That's what we're building next: short quests that teach kids how to use social media and AI well, built around the apps they actually use. Today, Okee's guides cover the same ground for parents.

Question 7

When will Okee be available?

Accepted Answer

Okee is in private beta on iPhone today. The beta is 13 and up for now, because that's Apple's limit for test apps. Join the waitlist and we'll email you about the beta.

Question 8

How is Okee different from other screen time platforms?

Accepted Answer

Most screen time apps are designed around locking kids out, and kids learn to work around them. The research backs up what parents already know: in a randomized trial of 1,520 parent-teen pairs, a family media plan alone produced no significant behavior change. Rules without a mechanism don't stick. Okee pairs family goals with streaks and rewards kids actually want, because the trials where family behavior actually moved all bundled incentives with the plan.

Screen time is
a team sport.

Set goals. Stay on track. Win together.

Set goals together

Keep the streak alive

Earn rewards parents pick

What we're building next

One-tap focus sessions.

Doomscroll awareness.

Schedules that run themselves.

Daily quests.

Groups and friend challenges.

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