Partner with ScreenRhythm
If you help families set screen-time rules, ScreenRhythm gives them a Windows tool that makes the agreement visible and enforceable. We are opening a small pilot programme: free Pro licences for your families, a printable agreement template, and a commission when card checkout goes live.
Who it is for
Homeschool co-ops
Families who use a shared Windows PC for lessons, projects and free time.
Parent coaches
Coaches who already talk about routines, boundaries and family agreements.
Therapists and counsellors
Family therapists and school counsellors looking for a practical follow-up between sessions.
Teachers
Teachers who recommend a simple Windows tool to parents, without a district contract.
Parenting bloggers
Writers with an audience of parents who ask how to limit screen time on a PC.
Small private schools
Schools that want a family-by-family option rather than central device management.
What you get
| Benefit | Details |
|---|---|
| Free Pro licences | 10 licences for the families or clients you work with. Enough to run a small pilot without asking anyone to pay. |
| Commission | 30% of the first year and 20% of renewals once card checkout is live. Written terms before any commission is owed. |
| Attribution | A unique ?ref=YOURCODE link. The code is stored in the visitor's browser for 60 days and attached to download leads in our dashboard. Payment attribution is manual until card checkout is live. |
| Agreement template | A printable screen-time agreement you can share with families, produced by the free agreement generator. |
| Setup help | A step-by-step install guide and email support if you want help installing it on a Windows PC or explaining it to parents. |
| Priority support | A direct email line for partner questions, answered within one business day. |
Homeschool pilot
We are offering 10 homeschool co-ops a free three-month pilot:
- up to 10 families per co-op (one Windows PC each);
- free Pro licences for the pilot period;
- a parent letter you can adapt and send;
- a printable agreement template for each family;
- a short feedback email at the end.
In exchange we ask for honest feedback and, if the pilot works, a short testimonial. We do not ask for a positive review and we do not pay for one.
How it works
- Apply. Tell us who you work with and how many families you have in mind.
- Test it. Install ScreenRhythm on one Windows PC, try the free plan and the 14-day Pro trial, and share it with two or three families.
- Share it. If it fits, we give you 10 Pro licences, a partner link like
https://screenrhythm.com/?ref=YOURCODE, and the agreement template. You share it in the way that fits your community.
What we ask
- Only recommend the app if it fits the family. It is Windows-only and it is not a complete safety guarantee.
- Tell people you are a partner. Do not write reviews as if you were an ordinary customer.
- Do not send bulk unsolicited email or post the same message across groups. Follow each community's rules.
- Do not promise that the app blocks everything or that it replaces parental supervision.
Questions
Is there a cost to join?
No. The pilot is free. You get 10 Pro licences and a printable agreement template. Commission applies only after card checkout is live.
Does it work on Mac, iPhone or Android?
No. ScreenRhythm is a Windows 10/11 app. The parent panel opens in any phone browser, but the child's computer must run Windows.
When do commission payouts start?
Commission starts when card checkout is live. Pilot partners receive free licences now, and we sign written terms before any commission is owed.
Can a school deploy it to every computer?
Not yet. The pilot is family by family: each parent installs the app on their own Windows PC. Central management for schools is not part of the current build.
Is ScreenRhythm a surveillance tool?
No. It does not read messages, capture keystrokes or take hidden screenshots. The child sees the timer and the rules, and the parent panel receives aggregate minutes.
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