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Version 1.1.22 · 2026-09-05
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The store currently lists version 1.1.22, updated 2026-09-05.








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Kids earn screen time by finishing homework.
Parents assign homework or chores. The child uploads a photo when the work is done. You approve, points add up, and entertainment apps unlock — YouTube, games, Disney+, whichever you choose to gate.
HAIPP is for a parent and that parent’s own children. It is not for watching a partner, roommate, or anyone else.
Key features:
• Reward system that converts finished work into entertainment time
• Parent-picked app rules that pause blocked apps until work is approved
• Parent Home map, location history, and geofence alerts
• Pairing code so a child phone joins the family
• 14-day free trial, then $4.99/month
AccessibilityService API (parental app rules)
HAIPP uses Android’s AccessibilityService API only as a parental-control feature.…
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