Your kid does a short lesson
3 to 5 minutes. English, math. Translate, drag, listen, type. They earn XP.
Your kids earn gaming time by learning. When the minutes run out, the Switch, the PS5 and the TV lock themselves — no pulled plugs, no lost saves. You only show up to celebrate.
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In 4 steps, your network becomes the house rule.
3 to 5 minutes. English, math. Translate, drag, listen, type. They earn XP.
You decide how many XP = one minute. Daily cap and allowed hours, configurable per kid.
Roblox, Fortnite, YouTube, TikTok — whatever you chose to block. Instant change, no waiting.
No arguments, no manual reminders. The Switch just stops connecting to the game servers. Done.
Every time your kid misses an exercise, a 💡 Why? button pings an AI tutor that explains in one short sentence, in their language, WHY the correct answer is correct. No scolding, no lectures.
Every week, on your parent dashboard, you get a real progress summary per kid — what's improving, what's struggling, and one concrete thing to focus on next. Powered by GPT, tuned pedagogically.

Your kid picks a world (forest, sea, city, beach) and a protagonist. AI writes the story and draws the illustrations live — 9 pages with choices that change the plot. No kid ever reads the same story twice.
And they earn more than minutes: every other page drops a reading-comprehension question. Getting it right adds extra minutes to the bank. Reading isn't homework, it's the most fun way to earn screen time.
Switch, PlayStation, Xbox, PC, Smart TVs, tablets and phones. Network-level blocking — services can't connect, devices stay on.
UI and content in Spanish and English. No robotic translations.
Short lessons, daily streak, a mascot. Kids come back out of habit, not punishment.
The family Switch unlocks ONLY when all 3 siblings finish their lesson. Natural peer pressure, no yelling.
Earned minutes go into a bank — your kid decides when to spend them. The timer auto-pauses when there's no game traffic. XP→minutes ratio, daily cap, per-kid reports in your dashboard.
Forced Safe Search on Google/Bing/DuckDuckGo, YouTube Restricted Mode, and VPN / proxy / Tor blocks. All on from day one — your kid can't route around it, and you don't touch a technical setting.
The sweet spot: they can read, play online, and meltdown when the screen goes off. This is where you regain control.
No more daily yelling. The network enforces the rules, not you. You just show up to approve or celebrate.
Individual profiles for each, plus cooperative mode for shared consoles. Siblings push each other.
Levely speaks both languages. Your kid practices real English while earning the time they care about.
We're in beta — free for now. This is the plan when we launch.
14-day trial · cancel anytime
Nope. Use the router you have. Levely runs on top of NextDNS — a DNS service anyone can configure on a normal router (or per-device if you want per-kid granularity). We give you the exact IDs and step-by-step instructions by model.
A tech-savvy kid could try. That's why we walk you through enabling the console's parental PIN during onboarding. In V2 we'll detect the change from router logs.
Display name, avatar, XP, exercises done, time earned/used. No location, contacts, camera, microphone. We don't sell to anyone. You can delete everything from your dashboard.
6 to 14. Under 6 may be too text-heavy. Over 14, traditional parental controls already respect teen autonomy — our reward model works less.
Yes. iOS has 'Private DNS' in Settings → Wi-Fi → Configure DNS. Paste the profile ID and you're done. We include the step-by-step inside the app.
Yes. Cancel from your dashboard in 2 clicks. Your data and your kids' data is deleted after 30 days by default, or immediately on request.
An interactive adventure where your kid picks a world and a character. AI (GPT + image generation) writes the story live and every 3 pages there's a choice that branches the plot. In between, short comprehension questions add bonus minutes for correct answers. 9 pages per session, ~6-10 minutes of reading.
Bypass-method blocking is on by default on every profile. NextDNS detects and drops commercial VPNs, proxies, Tor, and encrypted DNS providers. Plus Safe Search on Google/Bing/DuckDuckGo and YouTube Restricted Mode — your kid can't see explicit content and can't route around the system, without you tweaking any settings.
The timer auto-pauses when there's no DNS traffic on the unlocked services. If they pause the game and walk off to eat, the clock doesn't keep ticking down — they lose 0 minutes. When they're back, the timer resumes. Real-time detection, zero action from the kid.
Levely is a product for families. Your kids' data is sacred.

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