ScreenUsage (formerly tvusage)

ScreenUsage (formerly tvusage) (Package Name: in.codeseed.tvusage) is developed by Codeseed and the latest version of ScreenUsage (formerly tvusage) 10.3.0 was updated on November 4, 2026. ScreenUsage (formerly tvusage) is in the category of Productivity. You can check all apps from the developer of ScreenUsage (formerly tvusage) and find 200 alternative apps to ScreenUsage (formerly tvusage) on Android. Currently this app is for free. This app can be downloaded on Android 7.0+ on APKFab or Google Play. All APK/XAPK files on APKFab.com are original and 100% safe with fast download.

Pause screen, Play life 🪴
ScreenUsage, formerly tvusage. Create healthier screen routines—without turning every bedtime, homework session, or TV break into an argument.
ScreenUsage is a parental control and screen time app for supervised Google/Android TV, Android phone, and Android tablet devices. Set clear routines, limit distracting apps, and make space for sleep, study, play, and family time.
With ScreenUsage, you can:
Build routines that fit your day
🕰 Set daily screen-time limits for individual apps or the whole device.
📅 Choose the hours when apps or the device can be used.
📚 Group apps and apply shared rules for homework, focus, entertainment, or bedtime.
🍿 Add watch breaks to interrupt long TV and video sessions.
Keep the right apps available
🚫 Block selected apps completely when they do not belong in the routine.
♾️ Give essential or educational apps unlimited time.
🔐 Protect app and device rules with a four-digit PIN.
🌩️ With a paid plan, create cloud profiles and sync them across supported devices.
Cloud profiles and ScreenUsage Remote access require a paid plan. Available features and device limits depend on the plan.
Understand screen habits
💡 See daily and weekly usage for each app so you can make informed changes instead of guessing.
How ScreenUsage works
Install ScreenUsage on the supervised child device, then configure rules for that device or profile. ScreenUsage monitors app usage and applies the screen-time limits, allowed hours, groups, and blocks you choose.
A persistent notification remains visible on the device while monitoring is active, so the device user can see that ScreenUsage is running.
Bring profiles, schedules, app groups, limits, and watch breaks together to create consistent rules across your family's supported Android TV, phone, and tablet devices.
Optional Accessibility service
ScreenUsage can use an optional Accessibility service for two parental-control features authorized by a parent or legal guardian on a supervised child device: uninstall protection and, on supported Android TV devices, Override launcher.
When uninstall protection is enabled, ScreenUsage reads visible text on the device from launcher screens and shortcut menus, Android system app-management and uninstall dialogs, and app-store screens used to manage or remove ScreenUsage. This allows it to identify and stop attempts to remove ScreenUsage on supported devices.
On supported Android TV devices, when Override launcher is enabled, ScreenUsage detects the configured TV launcher package or window and reopens ScreenUsage when that launcher appears.
ScreenUsage does not capture typed text. Accessibility-derived data is not used for advertising, profiling, or unrelated third-party sharing. The app works without Accessibility, but uninstall protection and Override launcher are unavailable.
Monitoring disclosure
ScreenUsage is intended only for parents and legal guardians managing their minor children's screen time on supervised child devices.
Do not use ScreenUsage to monitor another adult's device.
Create screen rules that fit your family—and help screen time stop on time.
For help, contact support@screenusage.app.

ScreenUsage (formerly tvusage) 10.3.0 Update

⏸️ Take a moment before opening selected apps, with a pause that stays put when the screen locks.
📰 Catch up on changes in the new What’s New screen.
⏱️ Watch breaks track progress with refreshed visuals.
🛠️ Fixed a startup crash when your device’s usage history is temporarily unavailable.