A real look

What the kids see before opening an app

Real screenshots from the app — from the home screen, through questions across subjects, to the finish screen with stars and earned screen time.

In short: how it works

1Your child opens YouTube, a game or a social app — and KidiPass pauses just before.
2A short 10-question lesson opens, in vocalized Hebrew, matched to their age and grade. Questions are read aloud, so a child who can't read yet answers alone.
3When it's done, screen minutes unlock and the app they wanted opens. You see all of it in the dashboard, from any browser.

The app is installed on your child's Android device (version 8 and up). There is no iPhone version yet. You install nothing.

Kids' home screen — big start button, level picker and subject list

1Home

The kids' home screen

Kids land on a home screen of their own: how many screen minutes they have right now, one big start button, their subjects, and the apps you approved — exactly as you set them.

One clear start button — impossible to get lost
The minutes ring on top: how much screen time is available right now
Subjects by age: Hebrew, arithmetic, counting, science and patterns
An easy / normal / hard picker at the bottom — for lessons the child starts on their own

Counting question 'how many dots?' — big purple dots, a speaker button, and 'this is hard' and 'skip' buttons

2Counting

A voice-first question — no reading needed

'How many dots?' — big dots on screen, a speaker button that reads the question aloud, and when it's hard: a 'this is hard 🤔' help button or a no-penalty skip. That's how even 3-year-olds answer on their own.

Big dots kids count right on the screen
🔊 Tapping the speaker reads the question aloud
'This is hard 🤔' for help, skip with no penalty — always on screen

Hebrew question — the word 'cookie' with a read-aloud button and four picture choices

3Hebrew

Hebrew: from the word to the picture

The word 'cookie' is shown at the top with a read-aloud button, and below it four pictures — only one fits. Connecting the written word, its sound and its meaning — that's how vocabulary is built.

The word shown large + a 🔊 button that reads it aloud
Four pictures, one right — pizza, cookie, egg or donut?
The question 'which picture fits?' is read aloud too

Pattern question — an apple-honey sequence with a question mark and four picture options

4Patterns

Thinking: what comes next in the pattern?

Apple, honey, apple, honey... what comes next? A fully visual pattern question — not a single word to read. Logical thinking that starts as early as preschool.

A picture sequence with a question mark — what continues?
Four visual options, zero reading
'What comes next?' is read aloud at a speaker tap

Completion screen 'Excellent!' with stars at 8/10, per-subject breakdown and 'you earned 22 minutes'

5Stars

Session done: stars + reward time

After 10 questions comes the finish screen — 'Well done!', or 'Excellent!' on a strong round — with stars, a per-subject breakdown, and most importantly: the screen time just earned, unlocked instantly. Built so the kids want to come back.

Up to 5 performance-based stars, next to '8 out of 10 correct answers'
Per-subject breakdown: Hebrew, counting, arithmetic, patterns, science
'You earned 22 minutes!' — screen time unlocks instantly

See it in action

A short clip from the real app.

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