# DoneThen

> DoneThen is an iPhone and iPad app that turns chores into screen time. A child taps a small NFC sticker (or scans its printed QR code) where a chore happens, and earns minutes for the apps a parent limits with Apple's Screen Time. At zero minutes, those apps lock again. "Just me" does the same for an adult's own phone, with habits like reading, a workout or a walk. Made by Chelodo B.V. in the Netherlands.

Key facts:

- Platforms: iPhone and iPad with iOS 17 or later. No Android version, because DoneThen is built on Apple's Screen Time.
- App Store: https://apps.apple.com/app/id6821327588
- Price: free to download; free for 14 days with no card needed; then a subscription of $6.99 a month or $49.99 a year in the US (€6.99 or €49.99 in the euro area; the App Store shows each country's price). One subscription covers every parent, child and device in a family.
- Tags: a tag is a small NFC sticker (NTAG213 or NTAG215) that an iPhone reads with a touch. Stickers are optional: every tag also has a printable QR code, and a parent can mark a chore done from their own phone. iPads, which have no NFC, scan the QR codes.
- Rewards: minutes of screen time (optional), coins a family turns into real rewards, a streak, stamps and challenges (math, a quiz, a puzzle, missions).
- Parents choose which apps need minutes, approve chores if they like, give or take minutes, and answer a child's request for more time.
- With a child's own Apple Account in Family Sharing, the limits are Apple's parental controls: the child can't delete DoneThen or turn its Screen Time access off.
- Just me: an adult picks the apps that take their time and the habits that earn minutes. Loosening the limits takes a tag tap or a 10-minute wait; earned breaks come from a chess puzzle, a short walk or a minute of breathing. The adult can always turn it off in Settings.
- Privacy: no ads, no tracking, no third-party analytics. Apple's Screen Time gives DoneThen tokens, not app names, so DoneThen never learns which apps are limited. Data is stored in the EU. DoneThen never asks a child for a photo.
- Languages: English, Dutch, French, German and Spanish.
- Contact: contact@chelodo.com

## For families

- [DoneThen for parents](https://donethen.com/): how it works, the rewards, pricing, privacy and common questions
- [Setting up a family](https://donethen.com/guide/family-setup): step by step, from the parent's iPhone to the child's first tap
- [Ways families use DoneThen](https://donethen.com/guide/family-use-cases): morning routines, homework before games, siblings sharing an iPad, pocket money, chores without screen time limits, children who can't read yet

## For adults (Just me)

- [Just me](https://donethen.com/just-me): earning your own screen time with habits, protected limits and earned breaks
- [Setting up Just me](https://donethen.com/guide/just-me-setup): step by step
- [Ways people use Just me](https://donethen.com/guide/just-me-use-cases): scrolling less in the evening, work first, moving and reading more, riding out the urge to scroll, locking apps for a focused stretch

## Help

- [Guides and ideas](https://donethen.com/guide): ideas for families, Just me and parents who join in, including chores by age and where to stick tags
- [Support](https://donethen.com/support): setup, stickers and QR codes, subscriptions and refunds, deleting an account, reporting a problem

## Optional

- [Privacy policy](https://donethen.com/privacy): also in Dutch, French, German and Spanish under /nl/, /fr/, /de/ and /es/
- [Terms of service](https://donethen.com/terms)