Agree on the moment
Choose when shared time begins and how long it should last, with meals as a natural use case.
Famtid is a calm iPhone concept for helping families put their phones down and be more present together — especially around meals.
Famtid is built around a shared agreement rather than classic parental control. The intention is simple: when the family chooses time together, everyone participates on the same terms.
Choose when shared time begins and how long it should last, with meals as a natural use case.
Each person decides which apps and interruptions should step back while Famtid is active.
The active view stays intentionally quiet and reminds the family what the pause is for: more presence, not more screen time.
The concept deliberately avoids surveillance, rankings and shame. Famtid is meant to support a shared family choice, not turn screen use into a competition.
The family decides together when Famtid applies, instead of one person monitoring everyone else.
The product direction is intentionally simple and discreet so the phone does not become the center of the family moment.
The currently verified development build uses Apple Screen Time frameworks and opaque activity tokens to apply a manual shield. It has no SABONEX account, backend, analytics or app-owned persistent database for the selection.
Famtid is not publicly released. The examples on this page describe the current concept direction, not final feature commitments.