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AfterScreen

For parents of kids 2–8

When the screen turns off, know exactly what to say and what happens next.

AfterScreen takes your child’s age, their mood, the time you have and where you are — and hands you one thing to say, one activity to try, and a backup if they say no. In about ten seconds, on your phone.

  • Pay once, lifetime access
  • No subscription
  • 30-day money-back guarantee
The home screen: “What’s Maya doing?” with one-tap situations — “One more!”, “I’m bored”, ignoring you, already upset.
1 · Tap what’s happening
The plan screen: the exact line to say, one activity with the time and what you need, and what to say if they refuse.
2 · Get the words, the activity, the backup

The moment

You know this moment. Every parent does.

“One more!”

The screen ends and the negotiation starts in the same second — before you have had a chance to say anything.

“I’m bored.”

You are making dinner and suddenly need to become an entertainment director.

Nothing works.

You suggest five activities. They reject all five. Somewhere around the fourth, you start thinking about giving the tablet back.

The meltdown has already started.

And every extra sentence you say somehow hands them one more thing to argue with.

You don’t need fifty activity ideas. You need the next step, already decided — and the words to go with it.

How it works

Ten seconds. Three answers. Then you go back to dinner.

  1. Tap what’s happening

    “One more!”, “I’m bored”, already upset, won’t hand it over — and how much time and energy you have.

    The home screen with one-tap situations.
  2. Get the plan

    One line to say, written for the age and the reaction. One activity that fits the time and the room. One backup if they say no.

    The plan screen: the line to say, the activity, the backup.
  3. Tell it how it went

    A single tap — did it work? — and the app learns your child. The plans get better; the evenings get shorter.

    What’s working: this week 88%, all time 72%, better than last week.

Underneath

It is not a list of ideas. It is the decision, made for you.

You tell it

  • Their age
  • How they are right now
  • How much time you have
  • Inside or outside
  • How free you are

It gives you

  1. One thing to sayWritten for the age and the reaction.
  2. One activity to tryThat fits the time, the place and you.
  3. One backup if they say noAlready written, before you need it.

Try it

Try it with your child in mind.

Pick what’s happening and see the plan it would hand you. No sign-up; nothing is saved unless you ask for it by email.

AfterScreenLive

What’s happening right now?

Four taps, then your plan.

How old is your child?
How are they right now?

Bouncing, loud, can't settle

How much time do you have?

Until dinner, or bath, or bed — the gap this plan has to fill.

How free are you right now?

What’s inside

Built for the evenings, not just for tonight.

Real screens from the app. Nothing here is a mockup.

  • Instant Screen-Off Plan

    Tap the moment — 15 of them, from “one more!” to a sibling fight, bedtime, leaving the park, bath time and dinner — then the time you have and how involved you can be. It hands you the line, the activity and the fallback.

    The plan screen: the line to say, the activity, the backup.
  • Emergency mode

    For when the transition is already going badly. Six steps, one screen at a time, with the exact line when words are needed — and fewer things to do, not more.

    Emergency mode: say the boundary once, with the line to read.
  • The five-minute warning, on your phone

    Set when screens end. Your phone shows the warning line five minutes before, written for your child’s age, readable off the lock screen.

    The wind-down: screens end at 18:30, warning at 18:25, with the line to say.
  • The 14-Day Reset

    One small change a day for two weeks, so the calm version of the evening becomes the normal one. No streak to break.

    The 14-Day Reset with four days marked done.
  • What’s working

    Every “did it work?” teaches it your child. It shows which activities land and whether evenings are getting easier — and says nothing until it is sure.

    What’s working: six weeks of bars.
  • Every activity, filtered by your evening

    Lane, age, time, involvement, indoors or out, prep and mess. For the nights you want to choose yourself.

    The activity library with lane, time and involvement filters.
  • 315

    Hand-written scripts

    One short line that fits the age and the reaction. Not a lecture — a sentence.

  • 193

    Activities that fit

    Most need nothing, or what is already in the house. Every plan says what you need before you start.

  • +2

    One purchase covers the house

    Add a co-parent, a grandparent, whoever does the evenings — up to 2 other adults get their own sign-in to the same children and plans.

  • 2–8

    It grows with your child

    Enter a birth month once. The words move up an age band on their own. A printable fridge card per child, and your week in one Sunday email.

From parents

What it is like after a week.

  • “The biggest difference is that I don't have to think of something on the spot anymore. I open AfterScreen, answer a few questions, and I already know what to say and what to do next.”

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  • “I expected another list of screen-free activities, but this is completely different. It actually helps me handle the transition when the screen turns off.”

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  • “The 'if they say no' part is probably my favorite feature. My child doesn't always accept the first idea, so having a backup immediately makes the whole thing feel much easier.”

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Pricing

One price. No subscription.

Start with the kit if you want to run the routine yourself. Get the app when you want the choosing done for you.

Free

A plan for tonight

$0

Ten seconds. No card.

  • Try a plan for tonight — no sign-up
  • That plan emailed to you, ready for half past six
  • 5 scripts for the other hard moments
  • The printable 4-page routine kit: 8 activities and the routine

One moment, decided for you, so you can see what it does. Yours to keep whether or not you ever get the app.

Lifetime

AfterScreen

The app

$49.99once

Pay once. Lifetime access. No subscription.

  • Instant plans for 15 situations
  • 315 hand-written lines, by age and mood
  • 193 activities, filtered by your evening
  • Emergency mode, one step at a time
  • The five-minute warning on your phone
  • The 14-Day Reset
  • Sign-in for up to 2 other adults
  • A fridge card per child · your week every Sunday
  • 30-day money-back guarantee
  • No explanation needed
  • Secure checkout by Stripe

AfterScreen is operated by ELAMRI LLC — the name you’ll see at checkout.

Questions, answered.

Who is it for?
Parents of children roughly two to eight — the years when the screen going off is a negotiation. The words and activities are written by age band, and they move up as your child does.
Do I need to download an app?
No. It is a mobile-friendly web app you open in your browser — nothing to install. Add it to your home screen and it opens like any other app, and it works on a laptop too.
Is this a subscription?
No. $49.99 once, for lifetime access. No recurring charge, no renewal, no plan to upgrade to.
Is this about cutting screen time?
No. AfterScreen does not count, limit or control screen time. It is about the handover between the screen and whatever comes next. How much screen time your family has is your decision.
What is the difference between the free plan and the app?
The free plan is one moment, decided for you, and forgotten when you close the tab. The app does it for fifteen moments — bedtime, mornings, a sibling fight, leaving the park, bath time, dinner, hitting — remembers your child and what worked, warns you before screens end, and signs in whoever else does the evenings. The plan and the printable kit are yours to keep either way.
What if it doesn’t help?
Email us within 30 days and we refund you in full. No explanation needed.

Tonight, when the screen goes off, have the next step ready.

Ten seconds on your phone. One line, one activity, one backup. Then you go back to dinner.