Family Dinner
Let the table be the place everyone comes back to.
Shared offline rituals for families, siblings, and generations — without monitoring or parental control.
Choose a familiar moment, set a duration, and let everyone arrive on their own terms.
Let the table be the place everyone comes back to.
A slower start, before the week begins again.
Keep the attention on the next move, not the next scroll.
Give the stories and traditions a little more room.
More time for the voices you do not hear every day.
Laugh, talk, and stay in the same room for a while.
DuoLock Family is built on consent, choice, and respect — for every person at the table.
No one starts alone. The ritual begins when everyone agrees.
Each person controls only their own iPhone and can leave early.
Everyone chooses what to pause. Those choices stay private.
Real life comes first. Anyone can unlock their phone when needed.
The family ritual starts together in the room — never from a remote lock.
Pick a moment and a duration that fit the people who are there.
One person opens the ritual and shows a new in-person code.
Each person joins and confirms only for their own iPhone.
Phones settle down. The shared moment gets the room.
Big or small, planned or spontaneous. Rituals make time together count.
DuoLock Family protects personal boundaries so everyone can focus on what matters.
No app activity and no record of who used what.
No logs, percentages, or exportable behavior data.
No scores, streaks, comparisons, or shame.
Nobody can lock another person's device.
No parent dashboard or hidden family hierarchy.
The short version: every person stays in control of their own iPhone.
DuoLock Family is a shared ritual between equal participants. There is no parent or admin role, and nobody can control another person's iPhone.
No. Each person scans the fresh in-person QR and decides for themselves whether to join.
No. App, category, and website choices stay private on your own iPhone.
They can use Unlock Early on their own iPhone. The other participants stay in the ritual.
No. There are no child profiles, usage reports, rankings, remote locks, or parent dashboards.
One signed-in person opens the moment and shows the fresh QR. That does not create a permanent host, parent, or admin role.