Your child answers questions and earns extra screen time; you set the limit. Parental control for Windows and Android.
If your child won’t step away from the screen, let the screen bring them closer to learning. AliKa plans screen time with the rules you set; your child earns extra time by answering questions, within the limit you choose.
The Windows version is sold in the Microsoft Store and can be tried free for 7 days. On Android, the family subscription starts with a 14-day free trial. The Windows purchase does not include Android.
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There is no iPhone, iPad or Mac version. AliKa is installed on your child’s Windows PC or Android phone or tablet.
Windows and Android are available today. Family games on Android TV and the Windows shared screen are ready too.
Time, app, bedtime and task rules in one panel. Your child sees in advance when to stop; extra time earned by answering questions follows the rule you set. Reports and an optional encrypted family network are included.
The parent manages, the child sees what to do. The parent panel, the child view and earning time by answering questions are now on phones and tablets.
An Android TV or the Windows computer’s screen becomes the family’s shared screen. On the TV, the Family Board shows the family profile and the latest family message. Everyone joins games from their own phone, which becomes the controller.
Every family struggles with screens differently. AliKa helps most in these situations.
On one Windows PC, each child has their own profile, rules and reports.
The phone is theirs; the rules are known to everyone.
Screen time turns into regular study.
The phone is yours; your child uses it now and then.
Control, learning and family in one app. Each item shows which platform it is on.
You set the rule; the device keeps time.
Time in front of the screen turns into learning.
A plan everyone knows instead of bargaining.
From the parent’s rule to the time a child earns: an ordinary day in four steps. Watch setup and everyday use in short videos.
Language, look, mascot and how much celebration change with your child’s age.
Homework half done, game still open. The parent who switches the screen off when time is up becomes the bad guy, the child sulks, and the next evening the same negotiation starts again. AliKa was designed around these scenes that real families live through every evening, and around the problems of screen time and studying.
This is what we saw: a ban switches the screen off, but it doesn’t end the argument. When children don’t know the rule in advance, every interruption becomes a surprise, and every surprise becomes a new negotiation. Studying ends up looking like screen time’s rival.
So we asked the question the other way round: if screens are already part of life, can we put them next to studying? In AliKa the family sets the rule together and the child sees the time left in advance; if they want, they answer questions and earn extra time within the limit you set. That is where “We don’t restrict. We plan.” comes from.
AliKa is not a finished product. We keep developing it around the same idea, guided by feedback from families. Ready-made lessons started with the Turkish middle-school curriculum (grades 5–8, in Turkish), followed by the Japanese middle-school curriculum (中学校 years 1–3, shown as grades 7–9, in Japanese), the LGS 2027 practice exam pack and visual activities for primary-age children (preview); other grades and countries are in the planning stage.
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Each platform is bought from its own store. The current price for your country is on the store page.
The Windows purchase does not include Android.
On Windows, if your child uses a standard account, they cannot stop or uninstall AliKa; removing it needs Windows administrator approval. On Android, the panel and settings are protected by the parent PIN; if a permission is missing, the app shows it clearly.
No. There is no AliKa account or email sign-up. Usage, profile and learning data stay on the device. On Android, only limited license information (such as a random device ID and the subscription status) goes to the AliKa licensing service to verify the family subscription; no child content, usage history or messages are sent. A bug report or wrong-question report reaches us only if you send it yourself from your own email.
The Windows version is sold in the Microsoft Store and can be tried free for 7 days. On Android, the family subscription starts with a 14-day free trial and covers 10 paired family devices; unless you cancel before the trial ends, Google Play renews the plan you chose. The Windows purchase does not include Android. Current prices are shown on the store pages.
Yes. Windows and Android devices pair on the same Wi‑Fi with a QR code or a code; tasks, messages and time move between family devices. There is no remote management over the internet from outside the home; the family network runs encrypted on your home network.
Ready-made content is currently available for the Turkish middle-school curriculum (grades 5–8, in Turkish) and for the Japanese middle-school curriculum (中学校 years 1–3, shown as grades 7–9, in Japanese): topic explanations and questions by subject, plus the LGS 2027 practice exam pack for Turkish grade 8. Visual activities for ages 6–10 that need no reading are available as a preview. Math practice questions are generated inside the app. Primary and high-school subject content and curricula of countries other than Türkiye and Japan are in the planning stage; meanwhile you can add your own questions with the Excel template or content packs.
No. AliKa does not hide: setup asks for clear consent, and a visible indicator shows while it runs. The goal is not secret surveillance but transparent rules that everyone in the family knows.
Ages 5–18. Language, look, mascot and how much celebration change with age; from 15 to 18, a simple look without the mascot is used. Ready-made lessons currently cover grades 5–8 of the Turkish curriculum and the Japanese middle-school curriculum (中学校 years 1–3, shown as grades 7–9).
For bug reports, ideas or criticism, email is the fastest way to reach us.
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