Curfews by weekday, with a way to ask for an exception

A curfew is easier to keep when everyone can see it. Parents set the times per child, separately for school nights and weekends, and the kid sees the schedule on their own phone.

When there is a concert on a Tuesday, the kid requests a one-time exception and a parent approves or denies it in the app. No renegotiating at the door.

• Per-child curfew times for weekdays and weekends.
• Kids see their own schedule.
• One-time exception requests from kids.
• Parents approve or deny in-app.

Families with teenagers and a standing argument about what time it is.

Who can use it

Adults and kids

Where it works

Your household hub and shared Spaces

Price

Included with every household plan, with no per-app charge

• Parental Agreement
• Safe Zones
• Who's Home

• Family location sharing that does not turn into surveillance — Where to draw the line: opt-in sharing per person, safe zones that alert on arrival, a who's-home board, and curfews a teenager can negotiate in the app.
• Giving a teenager more freedom without losing the thread — Independence arrives in negotiated steps. How to write each step down once, so the same argument is not had every weekend and the record is not anyone's memory.
• From learner's permit to first car: a practice log, then drive reports — Learning to drive and driving alone need different records. A log a parent signs while they learn, then weekly drive reports the teen can see too.

Curfew Manager is one of the apps in the Chickadee Bandit library. Every household starts nearly empty and installs only what it uses; there is no per-app charge. Your data lives in your household's own private, encrypted database, with no ads and no data selling. Browse the Family apps or read the source on GitHub.