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Rules your child doesn't have to make every single time

If your child finds it hard to stop games and videos, it helps when the decision never comes up. TaskBlue makes chosen apps invisible at set times and places. It isn't a treatment, but it gives everyday life a steady structure.

Sound familiar?

Your child wants to get started, but one message is enough and the afternoon is gone. Reminders help for a moment and wear you both down. What often helps are rules that don't depend on how the day is going, theirs or yours.

How to set it up

  1. 1

    A few fixed windows

    Start with one or two schedules, for example for homework and bedtime. Always at the same time, on the same days.

  2. 2

    Places that kick in by themselves

    Set the school as a place. Then your child has nothing to remember in the morning; the apps are simply gone on arrival.

  3. 3

    Clear rules for exceptions

    Decide together whether your child keeps the three emergency exits or you set a 6-digit PIN. With a PIN, only you end focus, with the BlueTag or the PIN.

What works well

Start small

Half an hour that goes well motivates more than two hours that end in a fight. You can extend it later.

Make progress visible

In the app, your child sees how much ocean plastic their focus time has funded. A counter that keeps growing can be a tangible boost.

Ask the professionals

TaskBlue replaces neither diagnosis nor therapy. Medical questions are best answered by your child's doctor or therapist.

Leave room in between

Plan the windows so there's time for moving around and breaks in between. A packed plan rarely lasts.

And the sea?

Every focus hour funds the recovery of about 50 g of ocean plastic, up to 5 kg a month. For some kids that's a goal they can hold on to: time at the desk has a result they can see.

Frequently asked

Is TaskBlue a therapy or a medical device?

No. TaskBlue makes chosen apps invisible at set times and places. For questions about ADHD, talk to your child's doctor or therapist.

Can my child change the rules?

Without a PIN, yes. With your 6-digit PIN, times, places and apps can only be changed with it.

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Fewer distractions for your child. Less plastic in the sea.

A year costs €49.99 once, a month €9.99. The BlueTag always comes with it.