Can parents start timers for children?

Yes. With Family, parents and owners can start timers for children inside the family setup.

Can I view my child’s progress?

Yes. Family includes child statistics with sessions, minutes, XP, skill breakdowns, and recent activity.

No. Family is a separate household subscription with Premium plus parent roles, child stats, child timers, goals, and compliments.

SkillQuest uses a 13+ privacy framework, so child-focused marketing should be phrased carefully.

Family

Family gives parents structure without taking over a child’s progress. Timers, goals, XP, and compliments make practice time concrete.

With Family, parents can see which sessions were started and how progress develops by skill.

View sessions, minutes, XP, and active skills.
See recent activity and skill breakdowns.
Use visible effort to support conversations about school, sports, music, or creative work.

Parents and owners can start a timer for a child. The session is linked to the child, so progress stays visible there.

Family supports weekly goals and compliments, so guidance is not just control.

Can parents start timers for children?: Yes. With Family, parents and owners can start timers for children inside the family setup.
Can I view my child’s progress?: Yes. Family includes child statistics with sessions, minutes, XP, skill breakdowns, and recent activity.
Is Family included in Premium?: No. Family is a separate household subscription with Premium plus parent roles, child stats, child timers, goals, and compliments.
What age is SkillQuest for?: SkillQuest uses a 13+ privacy framework, so child-focused marketing should be phrased carefully.

Focus Timer

Pomodoro, Deep Work, Flowtime, and other timer modes connected to real skill progress.

Skill Tracker

Choose a skill, start a timer, and watch XP, levels, and progress grow.

Progress Tracking

Review sessions, minutes, XP, skill breakdowns, and trends by period.