Observed arrival · 2026-09-01
Keeplight Turns Family Phone Discipline Into a Memory Book
An iPhone app that locks a parent's own phone during chosen family hours and records each kept hour as a per-child keepsake.
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Keeplight uses recurring schedules to lock a parent's selected iPhone apps during family windows, with the page stating that the lock returns after a reboot or force-quit. Its distinctive output is a per-child record: one page for each kept day, containing a written line and optionally up to fifteen seconds of the child's voice. The site also describes permitted callers and a deliberate break-glass flow, so the boundary is presented as selective rather than a total phone shutdown.
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