Roblox time that ends when you said it would.

Set a daily limit on your child's Windows PC. When it runs out, Roblox closes, and it stays closed until tomorrow. Give extra time from your phone in one tap.

Works on Windows 10 and 11. No card needed for the trial.

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    Built for kids who know their way around a PC

    Screen-time settings inside a game only cover one account. PlayKeeper works on the PC itself, so the usual tricks don't get far.

    Your kid tries
    What happens
    Making a new Roblox account
    The limit belongs to the PC, not the account. New accounts get the same rules.
    Uninstalling or reinstalling Roblox
    It still won't start when time is up, wherever it's installed.
    Playing in the browser instead
    Browser versions of Roblox are blocked too.
    Closing the app or changing settings
    Changes need the parent's Windows password, and the protection repairs itself within a minute.
    Changing the clock or time zone
    The clock is put back automatically, so tomorrow's time doesn't arrive early.

    Set up in about five minutes

    1. Install on your child's PC

      Run the installer while signed in to the Windows administrator account. Your child keeps using their normal account.

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    2. Connect it to your account

      The PC shows a short code. Type it in on your phone, and the PC appears in your list.

    3. Choose the rules

      Pick minutes per day and the hours when Roblox is allowed. Different limits for weekdays and weekends are fine.

    Everything from your phone

    No app to install. Open the website, add it to your home screen, and it works like an app.

    Extra time in one tap
    Homework done early? Add 15, 30 or 60 minutes for today only.
    Warnings before the end
    Your child sees a message 10, 5 and 1 minute before Roblox closes, so they can save.
    A schedule per weekday
    Less on school days, more at the weekend, and only between the hours you choose.
    Share with family
    Invite a partner or grandparent. Everyone sees the same PC and the same rules.
    A clear history
    See when Roblox started, when it closed, and who changed what.
    Works offline too
    If the internet drops, the PC keeps following the rules on its own.

    Simple pricing

    Every plan includes everything. You only choose how many PCs. Start with a free 14-day trial.

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    Questions parents ask

    Does my child need their own Windows account?

    Yes. Your child should use a standard Windows account, and only you should know the administrator password. That's what stops the protection from being turned off. Setting this up takes two minutes in Windows Settings, and the installer reminds you.

    What happens when the time runs out?

    Your child gets warnings 10, 5 and 1 minute before. At zero, Roblox closes and can't be opened again until the next allowed time. You can add more time from your phone whenever you like.

    Does it work without internet?

    Yes. The rules are stored on the PC, so limits keep working offline. You just can't change them remotely until the PC is back online.

    What happens when the trial ends?

    Choose a plan under Billing in your account. If you don't, the PC keeps its last rules, but you can no longer change them from your phone. Nothing is charged automatically.

    Which computers are supported?

    Windows 10 and Windows 11 PCs and laptops. Phones, tablets and consoles have their own built-in parental controls.

    Is this made by Roblox?

    No. PlayKeeper is an independent product and isn't affiliated with or endorsed by Roblox Corporation. Roblox is a trademark of Roblox Corporation.

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